Calendar SPAM

I've been getting this garbage over the past week or so, likewise with the sunglasses I wouldn't want even if they weren't fake.

I suggest that we need a setting to only allow invites from those in our contact list, and a quick way to delete the crap without any notice back to the sender. If that deletion system also reported the spam and blocked the address, that would be great. While these spam bots likely change email addresses frequently, enough people reporting them could help trace them down and block their source proactively.

This hint doesn't seem to be a perfect solution for Calendar 7.0 (OS X 10.9.5).

When I attempt to delete the calendar I have only two options:

"Cancel" and "Delete and Notify".

See screenshot:

Same! Please Apple!! Be proactive! I am also unhappy that they don't have a spam filter for mail. Remember when we used to be able to 'bounce' junk email? I cannot NOT have our calendars. The other concern is HOW DID THEY GET OUR INFO IN THE FIRST PLACE to put spam into our calendars!!??????

I agree! It is extremely disappointing that I can't figure out how to delete this SPAM without Accepting or Declining the invitation. This is SPAM from an unknown sender, attempting to sell me a product. I need a button next to "Accept" and "Decline" that allows me to ignore the message, and preferably a way to block calendar invites from people not in my address book.

This has started happening to me as of November 2016. Invites to buy sunglasses and Ugg boots.

Apple DOES need to do something. You cannot seem to label it as spam as with an email. Other sites are saying to iCloud preferences and change the setting - but I don't seem to have this option. I cannot find a preferences setting in iCloud.

How do I stop them coming. They are probably coming from a different email every time.

What the "F" is wrong with apple support? I am having the same issue with these bogus crap alerts popping up on my screen and in my calendar. Also on my iphone. Why isn't apple addressing this issue?!

ALSO, how come when I search "rbshoppings.com" in apple support forums, it returns ZERO results? Seriously?

When I phoned them all they did was take screen shots of the calendar invites, but these spammers change their email every time - so blocking them won't help.

I want an option in my settings is permit specific email addresses to be able to add to my calendar rather than allowing anyone to do that. There are only about 2 people that I personally would want to permit. I can't imagine why people would want open access to their calendar. This would be a fairly simply fix I would have thought. This would block all this calendar spamming.

Get to it Apple !!

Suggestions above helped me as a temporary fix. I set up the 'spam' calendar on my MacBook, moved the spam to that calendar and then deselected it so it doesn't appear in my calendar. Sometime I will delete it as he suggests but in the meantime, I have a place to put this crap so it doesn't bother me.

I also went into the online Cloud calendar an set it up so that Meeting Requests don't automatically come into my calendar but rather as messages or email. Then I report them as spam.

As I said, it is a temporary solution.

Agreed, in IOS 10 you can delete calendars from your device and use another app. If Apple won't fix it, then dump it.

We noticed that the iOS devices with MobileSyncenabled to not experience this problem.

Seriously you want me to download a 3rd party calandar ap to fix a ios calandar issue. Talk about spam.

I am having the same problem and don't really have a good solution. Please apple will you do something to let us know what to do?