How to restrict emails in Mozilla Thunderbird

How to restrict emails in Mozilla Thunderbird?

If you wish to restrict a particular sender in your Mozilla Thunderbird
email service, then, following steps will help you to do so. You can also
connect with Mozilla Thunderbird support experts Team Australia.

Steps to follow:
• First, you have to open your PC and next, you need to check it is connected to the
secured internet connection. Now you have to visit login page and you need to
enter your credentials in order to access your mailbox.
• Next, you need to press on “Tools” at the top of Mozilla Thunderbird screen and
then, you have to click “Messages Filters” from its drop-down list.
• Once you do so, you have to click on “New” button in order to make a new filter
rule.
• After that, you’ll need to enter a name from your filter in its blank box, there you
have to press on tabs that are under “Apply filter when” section so that they read
“From” “is,” and enter an email address and you wish to block in its blank box.

• Now you have to press “Move Message to” tab that is visible under “Perform
these actions” tab and next, you need to click “Delete Message” from its
drop-down menu and then, you need to press on “OK” button.
• When you are done with this part, you need to press “is” tab and then, you
have to select “ends with” from its drop-down menu in order to restrict a
particular domain address. Now you can enter a domain address in its blank
box, such as “yahoo.com” or “@outlook.com.”
• Next, you have to press on “Move Message to” tab and there you have to
choose “Delete Message” or “Delete from POP server” from its drop-down
menu and then, press “OK” button for the confirmation.

Once you follow these above-given steps, you are able to restrict the emails from
unknown senders or the senders from which you don’t wish to receive emails. In case,
you need help in this regard then, make a call to Mozilla Thunderbird Phone
Number 1-800-921-785.
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