Receiving Gibberish in Some Emails

Hi,

First post to Forum. I am not much of a tech, and I can't resolve this problem.

In the past two weeks, I have begun to receive emails sent to my Yahoo and AOL accounts that are gibberish (example shown).
I am not using Outlook but the Win10 email client. Not sure why this happens or how to correct it.

Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Paul

Ex) X-YMailISG: 2QQhQmIWLDvokVcRaG__MdM3Or5hr1pawSoU3YtWsUtuTkex
Z3MOoTiHolOKQDWJBwin.oMTNferG77zBKHV7xwvQan2x2oa5RtW4bWUBeq6
TsX7rAQSyfWCSODJV7W0dRyZqLvRj00rOeBpxUXhgI00BKU5mpTYAYAhSHCu
0B1dQjf.t6rvb0T.NACTSkxQiWMeiry49bvYo5AInUtudVF_O0foEhqxP_A9
x2PzG4A_s4ChC2dy1KdTzdms8TOl3R_HkpwQTjMOEhD2unjlsTxDtTJy12L9
S3pWDN6AJPzWVJGNplFtoSyWfncmJ.MjWhfL_VLAD49EGb6.isTMPsr9Yw_9
sIvdfSLd1DBOkGXRmCzlhGOMFcNnc6RI21pXAUulWpmp5mzzNTolFKXHXUyg
eKn856NXEb1NDKWaig5JKXrj2VzijxtkhoSzIRr9DvhUpeCHOxNUD8.yGBtX
6wOmlGLMEYIlXk0KI5ny0Vtdok7.jHrby7nLMokIaAj6b29mepzOzjFYvB8o
A.05KUXfZbDa.p3iQcRpKjqO_qsVIfTUJ2RGCCqqM4OjsBEqGls1hAznLcgM
JX9sTiyPoC_TYa0d789cApDop5njX8zBNLmkVhepKGS7MXOF79IVZu8gNhLK
po3NRQtc.ONNpwfI3p5us_1aknp.mtq4bBYQ2TpPzpomJ1hALpn1h0lzImhC
WMsxZo2Xmei1jSPtgedhfAWttz_i_1nnEhHlQCGO3h5SY4g9mPHOffxNmrw4
Vvc5RYUNib1SyWKWgrodSZGrYBmrfQp3B92APP572TCGHUG5GwLDFikWx9g_
N0h6yeE.h7YdZ2hlbilNycwbjWcAHT8jbDPFC14OtxEPCWiVYYVzwEkXMVJc
MQxD4L.vvnJljnySzKGWEgMSMX3eI3sdsdfNQJOodiLCbVrapuwD.tDeALR

Is that the body or header? I would flush the browser cache of cookies, etc and see if that clears it up.

To break it Down,

X = Custom header

YMAIL = Yahoo Mail

ISG = Inbound Spam Guard

Spam Guard is a PineApp product for ISP's, yahoo (indirectly) whitelabels this solution, it protects from internal and externally generated emails differently and relies on these headers to be included in feedback loops to process abuse automatically.

But, this should be in the headers, never in the bodies of the messages.

Hi,

If I use web based mail for Yahoo and AOL, I have no problems with mail received. But still gibberish if I use the
Win10 email client. Can't figure out why this is so.

Thanks for any help given.

Paul

It is just the nature with using the neutered Windows email client. You can use Thunderbird as your client.

bro67 said:

It is just the nature with using the neutered Windows email client. You can use Thunderbird as your client.

I discovered this place while looking for a solution to the same problem. Kindly come again: What is a "neutered" Windows email client? (I've configured all my imap and pop mails to feed my windows client)

It didn't use to happen before, why now - starting some time earlier this year?