Email Blacklist

Is there someway to block someone from sending me e-mails. I know a person who is ultra conservative and each day I receive 6 or 7 e-mails blasting anything liberal. I will be voting for Obama and don’t appreciate all this ultra conservative propaganda he is sending me. How do I block him from e-mailing me on yahoo mail.

I want to keep the email that I’ve been using for 4 years, but I need to now block the spam that is coming in each day. I want to continue to recieve my friends and family emails. I have my own server and so I can’t benefit from yahoo, hotmail and gmail anti-spam tecnology. PLEASE HELP!

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I need to block an e-mail address. Does anyone know how and would that person be notified that they r blocked?

It used to automatically put in the email address when you clicked on the craigslist email link, now you have to put it in by hand (ie copy it and paste it in) and the subject also..same thing. Anyone else experiencing this? WHY is yahoo blocking this..if they are…it is a non-profit organization. Maybe because they are one of the biggies that don’t want free open internet (open to all websites)?

I am completely fed up receiving spam mail for things like pharmacies, casinos, etc. Is it possible for me to set a block so that any email with certain words in the subject or body of the message is automatically deleted. I’ve tried blocking the senders using the domain name but as you know they use such a wide variety that my email is still clogged with this garbage. Grateful for any help you can offer, thanks.

I am a paying AT&T customer. I have made several attempts to register and send and resend my confirmation email from GSN. Its not showing up in my pop3 mail, on webmail, or even in the bulk/spam folder. Are they blocking my email in some way which prevents me from even seeing it in bulk mail? I pay good money for this AT&T account and I expect them to deliver my mail. Its my decision whether to mark it as spam or accept it, correct? Anyone else having this problem, and if so, what have you done about it?
First answer did not appear to solve the problem, but I don’t know the full address of the incoming mail, just that its @gsn.com. I put *.*@gsn.com and @gsn.com in addy book. It won’t take just gsn.com. However that should be sufficient syntax to allow email to come through from that domain, since its sufficient syntax on the block list.

Regardless, I appreciate the answer, but it still doesn’t explain why, with spam filters off and pop3 set to deliver everything including bulk (with *bulk* prefix), I still don’t see any trace of the several incoming emails I know have been sent. If I am paying for this account I should be getting the mail I am paying to receive. What I am trying to determine is if Yahoo is blocking my mail at the domain level and not even allowing me the chance to decide if I want it. That might be ok on free disposable email account, but it is unacceptable to me on an account I am paying for. Question still open… any more thoughts?

there are spots to set a spam eMail to be blocked by using key words in the from heading, the to/cc heading, the subject and the body. do all of those key words together have to match to block a spam or just one of them that you entered?

my school blocks yahoo email and it pisses me off (sorry for the language younger users ^^) and i need a site or a way to check/send my emails. proxy sites wnt work, they blocked that too =.=

Can you block certain e-mail addresses if you do not wish to receive a e-mail from the person?
I want to be sure that I will never get an e-mail from this address. So once I have blocked them is it guaranteed I will not get an e-mail from them at all?