Can I Block InComing Emails?

[Biker1]

I am able to block incoming calls and sms messages from individual callers.
Is there a way to block incoming Emails from individual addresses?

Another question:
I use Magicall and it works great.
But is there an app that allows me to ignore calls on an individual basis without voicemail picking up the call.

[OrBy]

Block emails - dunno what does that.

Magicall has a pickup&drop the call option witch sounds like what you are looking for - your phone wont ring and the caller will not make it to your VM.

[Biker1]

Originally Posted by OrBy

Block emails - dunno what does that.

Magicall has a pickup&drop the call option witch sounds like what you are looking for - your phone wont ring and the caller will not make it to your VM.

I already have had Magicall installed for months and it works great but I am also looking for something where I can ignore individual calls on a "per call" basis without the call going to voicemail.
Sanyo devices had a feature called "Call Screen" where I was able to answer individual calls with a message of my choosing or just send the call to "dead air."

[mike171562]

Orby answered you, Magicall has a function that picks up and then immediately hangs up not giving the caller a chance to get to voicemail, this can be done on an individual phone number or a whole block of numbers, I use it for telemarketers it works great. if your looking for a button you can push that wont work, but you could always manually answer then hang up.

[Biker1]

Originally Posted by mike171562

Orby answered you, Magicall has a function that picks up and then immediately hangs up not giving the caller a chance to get to voicemail, this can be done on an individual phone number or a whole block of numbers, I use it for telemarketers it works great. if your looking for a button you can push that wont work, but you could always manually answer then hang up.

To clarify, I understand the concept of Magicall as I have been using it for months and am very happy with it.
I am also looking for a call screening type featured application.
I would like to screen the call as it comes and send it to dead air. A greeting that I would record that would be a "dead air" greeting.
This would be for numbers such as spoof numbers or numbers that I don't recognize.
I put these into Magicall after the fact but I would also like to intercept the numbers that I have not yet entered into Magicall.
Yes, I could always just hang up on the caller.

[OrBy]

Originally Posted by Biker1

I already have had Magicall installed for months and it works great but I am also looking for something where I can ignore individual calls on a "per call" basis without the call going to voicemail.
Sanyo devices had a feature called "Call Screen" where I was able to answer individual calls with a message of my choosing or just send the call to "dead air."

To do that the phone on the most basic level would actually have to answer the call to relay the message. I know of no applications that have been written for wince to do this or even if the hardware has been setup to support it.

[drift365]

Try the spb phone suite. It can block individual callers based on their phone numbers. All you need to do is add it to you blocked callers list. Its expensive, but it does a lot more than just that. Check out the website.

Remember to search before you post,

Matt

[psycho_maniac]

maybe check your settings on your email account?

[Biker1]

Originally Posted by drift365

Try the spb phone suite. It can block individual callers based on their phone numbers. All you need to do is add it to you blocked callers list. Its expensive, but it does a lot more than just that. Check out the website.

Remember to search before you post,

Matt

"Search before you post."

[Biker1]

Originally Posted by drift365

Try the spb phone suite. It can block individual callers based on their phone numbers. All you need to do is add it to you blocked callers list. Its expensive, but it does a lot more than just that. Check out the website.

Remember to search before you post,

Matt

"Search before you post."
I searched for a long time regarding a call screening feature..... on google, over at xda, here, etc.,etc.
Thanks for the reminder.