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  1. Execute rules on catch-all accounts

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    AdminGabriel (PM, Axigen) responded

    I understand the request, but before we schedule this, I would like to better understand the actual use case.

    @All: Could you please detail your catch all usage, with a practical example, and as well as give some examples as to what kind of rules you would create (e.g. 1. conditions, 2. actions)?

    Thank you,
    Gabriel

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    Emy Cârlan commented  · 

    I think this is a Bug, rather than Feature Request. It's extremely frustrating when the filters don't work.

    In our case, we have hello@ourdomain.com where we catch-all emails like contact@, office@, sales@ or test email accounts that we use when beta-testing our product: test1@, test2@ etc. We'd like to see these emails in the same Webmail session, but filtered in separate folders.

    We tried adding some aliases, such as subscriptions@, team@ etc. but the filters still don't apply.

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