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    Eric Johnson commented  · 

    It's best to leave the catchall turned off. With catchall turned on, if someone sends an e-mail to a non-existent address, it looks to them like it went through to the intended recipient. Leave it turned off so the sender gets back a response telling them that they made a mistake with the address.

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    Eric Johnson commented  · 

    Filter on the header (I just posted about this)

    if header :comparator "i;unicode-casemap" :contains "X-Original-To" "example+0623nat@pm.me"
    {
    addflag "\\Flagged";
    fileinto "Reference/News";
    fileinto "Nature";
    stop;
    }

    where News is a subfolder of Rference and Nature is a label/tag.

    Using header ... "X-Original-To" ..., also filters properly if the sender puts the address as part of a BCC.

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