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Blocking individuals

Forum|Forum|12 years ago
November 11, 2013
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Hi. How can I block the creepos sending me inappropriate messages via my email? This is NOT why I signed up for this! Better yet, how do I report this, and to whom? I can't seem to find anywhere to contact Adobe.

Thanks

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the_wine_snob

Inspiring

DART,

Are the offending contacts coming via e-mail, or via Adobe PM's (Personal Messages)?

I agree with Curt Y, that one should not post their POP address to any open forum, as spam'bots crawl all of them, harvesting e-mail accounts.

The same goes for any personal info, such as addresses, or phone numbers.

Hunt

adobe-admin

Legend

It is sort of both. If someone sends you a private message you will get an email alert about the message. The email does not contain the message, just a link to your private mailbox here in forums.

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DARTAuthor

Participant

adobe-admin wrote:
It is sort of both. If someone sends you a private message you will get an email alert about the message. The email does not contain the message, just a link to your private mailbox here in forums.

As I posted in response to John Smith's suggestion, the individual who sent me the inappropriate email/link goes by the name of Ngone1 Hopefully, the account can be blocked. As adobe-admin, if you require that I send you the link with the contents, let me know. Thanks so much.

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Anonymous

You should avoid including any personal info in your posts as this is prime target for spammers.

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DARTAuthor

Participant

Hi Curt. I didn't include any personal info. I know better. I simply asked

an Adobe related question. Thanks

pwillener

Legend

If you post (here) the person's ID who sent you inappropriate messages, the user's account will be disabled.

John T Smith

Community Expert

You post the person's Adobe ID in this forum... such as back as a reply in this message... it won't be "instant" but adobe-admin will eventually lock the person's account

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DARTAuthor

Participant

John T Smith wrote:
You post the person's Adobe ID in this forum... such as back as a reply in this message... it won't be "instant" but adobe-admin will eventually lock the person's account

Thanks for your help with this, especially since I'm new to these forums.

The 'offender' who sent me the email/link is Ngone1

As you say, hopefully admin will locate and block this individual's account. Time will tell.

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