Has anyone ever dealt with a persistent spam operation like this?

[HAB911]

First, the mail system is Spectrum cable and Outlook 2019, POP3

I get 5-10 of these a day. The sender nor the domain is ever exactly the same, so I can’t block the sender or a domain. I tried blocking just a partial, i.e “businesswoman.com” and that does not seem to work. Of course the email has the ubiquitous "click here to unsubscribe" but both McAfee and Netgear Armor tell me if I insist on following that link they will disown me, so I haven't, lol.

WHOIS says the domain, as an example “@mike6russell7businesswoman.com” is available. Are they translating the real domain by random generation? Is there any way to determine the real domain? Any ideas how to block this stuff. I have not yet dropped back to Spectrum to see if there is anything I can do there, but will try that today. TIA.


Here are examples, the first few with the descriptor stripped away from the sender line:

[e-mail]

[e-mail]

[e-mail]

[e-mail]

[e-mail]

[e-mail]

[e-mail]

[e-mail]

Gadget Trends [e-mail]
BeFreeOfYourTimeshare [e-mail]
Nuubu [e-mail]
Watt PRO Saver [e-mail]
Ultra Wifi Pro [e-mail]
Roofing~Quotes [e-mail]
Therapeutic Benefits [e-mail]
Sera Lab [e-mail]
BARK BEGONE [e-mail]
Travel The World [e-mail]
Annuity Plans [e-mail]

[Pobeka]

1. Don't know what your spam filter options are but:

looks like every name is

garbage1 . garbage2 @ first DIGIT last DIGIT domainprefix .com

So if you could match that with wildcards for garbage1 garbage2 first last domainprefix ?

[HAB911]

2. hmm, I see that now

will pursue too!