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
shared this idea
159 comments
-
mehdisafavi@hotmail.com
commented
Put back the option to block entire domain of spam emails instead of individual addresses.
-
m-yuwei@outlook.com
commented
You should add a funciton to ban domain,not just take some bad email to spam folder!!!
-
Anonymous
commented
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.
-
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!
-
Anonymous
commented
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.
-
Linda_Wever73
commented
moonfaker.com should be deleted. sending nothing but spam
-
Anonymous
commented
before I would block an email I would also block from that domain Now it is now longer an opinion why is that ????????
thank you -
Anonymous
commented
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!
-
Anonymous
commented
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
-
Anonymous
commented
seriously blocked more than a dozen times zv1evlmâa1evl@e.mail.tunisietelecom.tn wtf ????
-
Anonymous
commented
Great idea to block upper level domains like .xyz and .ru! Probably won't happen since it would reduce Microsoft's click counts.
-
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
commented
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.
-
yamil_ruiz@hotmail.com
commented
Please block all email from .xyz domain. Please!!!!
-
phlybynight@hotmail.com
commented
I use the "block domain" option in settings and the same domain gets through every day, multiple times per day. It's a joke. Does not work.
-
Anonymous
commented
A related request: I would like the option to add a domain to safe senders from the inbox.
https://outlook.uservoice.com/forums/601444-the-new-outlook-com/suggestions/31711000-need-easy-way-to-add-sender-to-safe-sender-list-or -
cdmlb
commented
They need to add options to not only block domains but TOP LEVEL DOMAINS aka the dot part like .tk .xyz .biz .us .jp to fully block and still give the option just in case to add an email address you might need from a TLD that is being blocked to the safe senders list.
-
Anonymous
commented
This continues to be an issue. I keep blocking both senders and their domain, but I still get A LOT of spam from them.
-
..
commented
A site is bypassing the filtering rules by changing the "sender" of messages, I can't simply use the email address it comes from, but must put in each individual person supposedly sending me a message from that site (though in fact it's just that site reminding me there's a message I need to read on their website to see).
What I want to be able to do is use the email address from which it is coming, whichever sender it is given as, in order to filter it into some message notification folder, and not have it gum up my inbox. Could be regular expressions, could be an option to take any sender from that address, but it is otherwise very easy for people to bypass filtering rules.
-
norouterrip@hotmail.com
commented
Mail from:
@bookssaleso.top
@ee-business.com
NOT BLOCKED no matter what you do.
