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Same deal here. I think I had one shortly after the event, but it has been fairly quiet. Just had one this AM: typical bank "security notice" phish. Address became spamtrap food shortly after event.

Tagged addresses have been, at least for me, probably the most useful change in email usage in the last 15+ years (oof, it has been that long).

--MidLifeXis

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