email spam

@Colorado_Xfinity_Customer​ 

Sorry, apparently posts about this is present, but my browser had not refreshed.  See my post now.

https://forums.xfinity.com/conversations/email/spam-filter-is-terrible/675c90dd9d81813139b60ac7?

https://www.hostgator.com/tos

HostGator looks sort of complicated, representing an unnecessary additional step and monthly payment cost.  Isn't that what we pay Xfinity to provide when we sign up for internet and email services in the first place?  As far as an individual subscriber using individual emails are concerned?  We've been using xfinity email for twenty years.  We rely on this service and it is vital to our personal and business needs.  Xfinity should redirect human manpower away from societal and pr management issues, and simply hire better tech people whom can fix their email problems.  I was surfing reddit IT threads on smart server side management and there are a lot of people presenting a lot of solutions, many which appear to be applicable to xfinity.  Xfinity like many other ESG focused companies continues to spin off or deflect current and potential customers at a breath taking pace.  Why don't they just refocus away from woke issues and provide the service we originally subscribed to? 

https://forums.xfinity.com/conversations/email/how-do-i-get-the-mark-as-spam-and-report-phishing-to-actually-block-spam-i-keep-trying-and-everyday-there-are-more-and-more-spam-emails/67566c479d81813139b4e4b1

Finally had some free time to write about this xfinity spam issue.  The saga continues.

@Colorado_Customer​ Hello Colorado Customer, I completely agree with you as far as a heavy handed solution. It's like using a 16 lb sledge to hammer in a small nail to hang a picture on. You are correct, it's overkill. Hostgater has all the tools needed to host an ecommerce site with email and e-payments - Absolutely everything needed. I'm not affiliated with them just a user paying for their service. I just wanted to post a solution that I have found that works after I got tired of getting SPAM in my Comcast account that I knew I had implemented a filter to block.

I wouldn't be posting here if Comcast email filters worked. One main draw back I have noticed with Comcast tools doesn't have the ability to block domains like the ones that are known spam servers on the email black list. These should be the first ones blocked by Comcast at the top level so consumers don't have to deal with them. They don't block them and the tools they provide don't work to block them either.

I've been searching the web for answers to these problems but I don't find any detailed instructions that actually work to block SPAM. Apparently there isn't any way to do that with Comcast tools. I'll keep looking however since in the long run I really want to keep the Comcast emails separate from my Hostgater emails.