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From time to time we are asked if it is possible to blacklist entire domain names. For example, a customer may wish to blacklist everyone using an @aol.com email address. In our conversations with customers, we have found that typically it is only those customers who are spamming or who are otherwise not following responsible email practices that ask for this feature. Please remember that spamming is not only ineffective, it hurts your email reputation for future mailings. Here is some more information:
- Protecting your email reputation
- Can I use my email list with Direct Mail?
- Why purchased lists are a bad idea
If you have a legitimate reason to remove entire domain names of recipients from your list, the search bar in the top-right corner of the Direct Mail Project window can be used to filter your address list by domain name. After filtering, you can select and delete addresses you no longer want on your list.