Hundreds of SPAM emails

I am accessing through Xfinity email.  And there are hundreds coming from different parties and email addresses so how am I expected to set email filters for the hundreds of different SPAM email addresses they are coming from? What is Xfinity doing about this?  All I can do is mark them as SPAM and hope someone on the Comcast/Xfinity sees them and does something about it.  

GargoMar we appreciate you sharing those details, and we want to ensure your email is not constantly full of spam. What I would recommend is getting in touch with our Customer Security Assurance team for additional assistance with preventing this occurrence going forward.

@jeniferi​ 

Thanks.  I am glad to see it isn't only me!!  It is so frustrating and time consuming.  There is no way I can possibly filter out every one of these email addresses.  I get probably 50 a day and many of them are duplicated so I am seeing the same message 4 or 5 times and they aren't even addressed to me!

It is NOT addressed to my email address.  

Here is ONE example of who the email is addressed to: user[Edited: "Personal Information"]@comcast.net

This is NOT me.  I literally get probably 50 a day!  What are you doing about this?

@XfinityVianney​ Such excellent advice, not!!!  Please explain how one should inspect the BCC of a received email? We'd all love to hear an explanation!

Add me to the list of buried in a deluge of phishing spams. These hundreds of spams are the definition of PHISHING. They all tout a free item, with only small shipping costs. Guess what you supply to cover the "small" shipping costs??? Here's today's and a tiny bit of yesterdays:

Thank you for using the Community Forums to reach out regarding your email concerns @plummerld. Have you already reported this issue to our designated Customer Security Assurance team?

@XfinityMarcus​ I've reported it at least four times to CSA, two of which resulted in Escalated reports. No improvement have ever been made, they just keep on coming. In addition, on an almost daily occurrence, when reporting the phishing spams (as attachments as required) I receive Non-Delivery Reports, notifying me that it has not been delivered due to questionable content. This is the biggest insult Comcast can do to a customer, simply reporting the exact same phishing spam emails that Comcast had just delivered to my Inbox! Looks like the receiving server has better spam detection than the sending server. What a failure.

plummerld From the provided screenshots, this just looks like a good amount spam, not phishing. Have you attempted to select the "Unsubscribe" option from the bottom of these senders messages? You should only have to do that on one message from each of the senders. That is the best place to start, I personally have a designated email I use for ecommerce to avoid clogging up my email with any spam surges. Our CSA team keeps a great website that you can reference if a senders email is a true phishing source. Here is that link.

@XfinityThomasB​ you must have exceptional insight into my display of email entries. Sorry to disappoint you, but every one of the 4 to 5000 spams I've been receiving a month, meet my definition of "PHISHING SPAM EMAIL". Every one of them offer extremely cheap or free items. All you have to do is pay for cheap shipping. Now I wonder, how would one go about paying for cheap shipping??????

Oh I know, use a credit card!!!!!!

Amazing coincidence, after looking at your "Here is that link.", I'm astonished that you report missed spam and phishing email to the exact same two addresses that I've been reporting my 4 to 5000 spams every month. I even go above and beyond the call and report them with the Mark as spam and report phishing button in email. On the same page, one must wonder how to make the Top Phishing Scams list. Must be way beyond my torrent. For you to even suggest that I use the "Unsubscribe" option speaks volumes with respect to the quality of support Comcast is providing.

When you say that you use a designated email for eCommerce use, what a coincidence! I to use an MSN email account for all of that kind of email. My address that I use for more private use is my Comcast email account. Guess what????? My MSN account receives around one spam (phishing or otherwise) a week!!! I guess that the egregious hack into Comcast a year ago, was quite productive in harvesting a wealth of victims.

@pbcguy I'm sorry to hear of your ongoing issues with spam email. I can certainly understand how concerning and frustrating it's to receive unwanted emails everyday. When you Mark Selected Item(s) as Spam the email you mark is sent to a database where it's compared to other messages reported as spam.

Spam filters in Xfinity email do NOT work.

@gerrygm​ 

Try changing your primary account password.  Provided some temporary relief for me, at least for the past few days, after about a year of dealing with this.  Suddenly I'm only getting normal spam again.  Observe how the majority of spam is from the domain;  @live dot com, always with a unique randomized starting address.  Take a screen image of your email and post the spam. 

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook_com/forum/all/why-cant-we-create-livecom-email-addresses-anymore/63ba93df-e202-4377-b501-6b5b4da178a0

According to this live.com email addresses are no longer able to be created.  But obviously someone is accomplishing this task.