Need a "block domain" option from Inbox.
Please give us the option of one click to select the "block domain" option from our Inbox. Thanks!
Dave L
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Anonymous
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I have a suggestion on getting rid of spam emails from coming into a user's account. I want to block all spam emails by domain as a group. An example would be: I want to block ALL unwanted emails that end in .com. HOW DO I DO THAT? TELL ME HOW.
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Anonymous
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Bring back the "Block domain" checkbox to the block emails confirmation pop-up window.
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Wassim Mansour
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Please offer a "Block Domain" option for junk emails. I get hundreds of email from fake addresses and when I block them Outlook blocks the specific email address which is clearly randomly generated. I would like this to be a message-level option and not an option buried down in the settings.
Thanks.
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Steve w
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Could it be possible that the rocket scientists running Outlook.com can't figure a way to block the servers that host the junk domains .xyz, .us etc that are flooding our acciunts? I think they just don't care about their subscribers!!!
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Microsoft Bad
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I've been asking for this FOR YEARS!!! Makes me wonder if Ms is getting a KickBack for letting it through.
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best Puppy
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there is ablock the country that seems to work.
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Marko Aro
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Allmost all of spam comes from @7shoping.club and you cannot block that! Why?
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mehdisafavi@hotmail.com
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Put back the option to block entire domain of spam emails instead of individual addresses.
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m-yuwei@outlook.com
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You should add a funciton to ban domain,not just take some bad email to spam folder!!!
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Anonymous
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This was a fantastic features that helped cut down the endless stream of spam coming in. I received hundreds of spam messages from various appspot.com domains. Google doesn't care and is making money off the spammers. Blocking the domain cut my incoming spam from hundreds of per day to nearly zero. Now I'm back to having to deal with the flood of spam again.
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mark.trotter@live.com commented
Outlook O365 recently added Block Domain - and now it's gone! Right-click the email in the Inbox listing, from the large pop-up list select Block, and there was a box you could check that would block the domain of the email. Today, that option is GONE! PLEASE bring it back!!! The Microsoft email filters let WAY TOO much spam in, and that has been very helpful in keeping my Inbox just a little bit cleaner!
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Anonymous
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This was a great featuree that seems to have now been removed. It needed to be taken one step further where when you chose to block a domain, it should automatically delete all emails in your mailbox with that domain name.
I would block a domain and the have to manually select another 20 emails for deletion.
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Linda_Wever73
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moonfaker.com should be deleted. sending nothing but spam
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Anonymous
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before I would block an email I would also block from that domain Now it is now longer an opinion why is that ????????
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Anonymous
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The feature when blocking a sender to also block the domain is missing now. That was a feature I thought was fantastic and has really helped cut down on junk. Please bring it back!
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Anonymous
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Yet again the never ending spam from same domains I keep blocking but keep appearing day after day. Please fix your email service zvt01gmâat01g@e.mail.tunisietelecom.tn
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Anonymous
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seriously blocked more than a dozen times zv1evlmâa1evl@e.mail.tunisietelecom.tn wtf ????
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Anonymous
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Great idea to block upper level domains like .xyz and .ru! Probably won't happen since it would reduce Microsoft's click counts.
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Janos Kovesdi commented
Majority of my junk mail (100+ / day) comes from .xyz domains...
please let us block domains.... I want to block ALL emails coming from .xyz -
Guy T Phillips
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What's up with 'appsot.com'? The majority of my spam seems to come from that one site. I block way too many of their emails every day, and would love to read a permanent fix.
