Re: Outlook should let me add domain to blocked sender list via ri
- From: "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" <outlookmvp@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 30 May 2009 00:02:08 -0400
Blocking senders and domains is pointless - few spammers use them over. Setting outlook 2003/2007's junk mail filtering to high and using safe lists is better. (Make sure you get the updates monthly) If this isn't good enough for you, get a program you can train, like spambayes.
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"treefrog" <treefrog@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:798E714E-2DBC-44B5-9944-2B0CC07399E6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>treefrog says: This discussion thread began in 2004 and it is now half >way through 2009. Microsoft hasn't improved the handling of spammers >who are getting smarter by the minute. I added dozens and dozens of >'domain names' to the blocked senders list, which is much more >cumbersome than just adding the 'sender' to the blocked list. I >continue to receive spam from these domains. There must be a better way >to handle unwanted spam.
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