Installation Instructions

1. Click the “Start now for FREE” button to view the script page at script.google.com
2. If you’re not logged into Google, login now. If you are logged in, make sure you’re using the account you want (if you have more than one) the script to work on by clicking on your profile image on the top right
3. Along the top bar, check that the select function to run dropdown is Authorize.
4. Click the button that says Run to run the authorization function. This will bring up prompts to allow my script to access your email account. It will say that the script is not verified by Google (because it’s not) and to only authorize if you trust the developer. I’m not saying to blindly trust me, but you can see for yourself my comments all throughout the script along with documentation that I’m not doing anything nefarious there. If you feel confident that I’m not going to steal information, then go ahead and use my script. To further explain the three permission scopes my script is requesting:
   1. See your profile info: Email Address
      This is requested because this script uses your email address to compare against email headers found in these types of spam emails.
   2. Read, compose, send, and permanently delete all your email from Gmail
      This is requested so the script can search your email for the Mail Daemon notices, parse email headers to identify the patterns that these spammers are using, adds a custom label named zzzCheckedByAuRiseDaemonSpamChecker to avoid duplicate checks in subsequent queries, and send the emails that match the spammer’s patterns to your trash folder. This script does not permanently delete any of your emails.
   3. Allow this application to run when you are not present.
      This is requested so the script can run every 5 minutes to continuously check for the spam emails.
5. Once authorization is successful, change the select function to run dropdown to Install, and click the Run button again. This will start the automation with the first one starting in about 2-ish minutes.
6. Optional: change the select function to run dropdown to DeleteSpam to run the script immediately if you don’t want to wait for it’s next scheduled time. You can also skip installation and choose to run the script manually whenever you want to by running that function.

And that’s all! If you want to turn it off, just open the script again, choose Uninstall from the select function to run dropdown, and click Run to stop it from checking every 5 minutes. Alternatively, you can go to your account permissions page and revoke authorization from this script at any time.