Certainly there is a group of people from whom you no longer want to receive messages on the mailbox. Of course, they can set their address as spam, but send them a message to be convinced that you deleted or changed your email address already.
Certainly, there are several methods, but I used my patent, usually the very first time in over 60% effective, and the second time it’s over 90% efficiency. The whole trick is to persuade someone that they have removed your email account, when in fact it is not.
Suppose that John sent several weeks of “stupid” messages sent from the address: john-the-test@gmail.com. What to do?
- First of all, if his email was from gmail you also need to use an email account with gmail to generate a message like: “This message could not be delivered ….”. Therefore, remember to use the same email as your tormentor.
- Copy his message to new one.
- Send it to fake e-mail like yours with extra characters (eg. 123).
Within a few minutes you will receive return message: “Google tried to deliver your message, but it was rejected by the recipient domain. We recommend contacting the other email provider for further information about the cause of this error. The error that the other server returned was: 500 No such user (state 14)……”. Copy and paste all text as a response to John. Be sure to:
- Replace your email from “From:” line to his email
- Replace title of message to: “Mail Delivery Subsystem”
- Add under the original message
A person who receives such a message will think that this is a problem with your account. But if a second time will receive the same message to be confident that you deleted the account. Of course, this method has two weak points, but I do not know how to eliminate them. Today’s post is clear from the prose of life. I had to do that again, after a long break.