Problems with Blocked Senders list and junk mail Filter Options.
The Blocked Senders list puts email from Blocked Senders into my Junk Mail folder, rather than into my Deleted Files folder, due to the differing and changing subdomains that the spammers use.
Outlook does not allow wildcard (*) to block all subdomains from each email domain.
The filter options to block all subdomains from each domain don't work.
How do I block all email with address in the PATTERN of a@a.b.c? Notice that a@a.b.c is a PATTERN, not an email address. An example of a particular spammer's address is holdon@holdon.luxuryzero.com which is in the PATTERN of a@a.b.c (format).
Please fix the aforementioned problems.
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aclemley@hotmail.com
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Yes, would love a true Block feature that automatically deletes email -- so if email comes from an address or domain name marked as Blocked, it gets deleted immediately and permanently. No sitting in Junk Email folder, no sitting in Deleted Items folder -- it's just gone!
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FL-Hippis@hotmail.com
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Junk mails getting true the junk rules !
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Drlimeimay
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Hi, I can receive junk, spam, phishing emails almost everyday. I wonder could you do more to help your users avoid this? Don't tell me to use premium paid version. Gmail is for free and I never receive such emails to tell me I can claim millions of dollars from a dying rich person. What is horrifying is that once I tried to report this issue to your help team and soon after I received a phishing email pretending to respond to my complaint.
I just can't believe MS can provide customers with such ****** service!!! -
Anonymous
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Impossible to add domain to blocked: @hotmail-notice.appspot.com. Not recognized as domain
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Anonymous
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FIX BLOCKING
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WAW31952
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Get yourself another email. You will have less problems>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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WAW31952
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Now I have to wait for moderator approval from what I posted.
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WAW31952
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If you block a sender it should be blocked period, not put in your junk mail folder.
I believe Microsoft is behind spam emails. They would get money from the spammers.
I would not purchase 365 because Microsoft does not help in Outlook. Just a SCAM -
Anonymous
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I WILL NOT PURCHASE 365 just because you are making outlook so ****** by not letting us block email, Yahoo is looking better and better
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Anonymous
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Still NO BLOCKING feature and you have not made ANY attempt to FIX anything
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Anonymous
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AGAIN STILL NO BLOCKING OR PHISHING FEATURE WITH OVER ONE THOUSAND 1000 DISGUSTING EMAILS!!!!!!! YOU HAVE NOT DONE A DAMED THING!!!
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Daniel
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If I mark email as Not junk, so should you! You mark as spam the email that I like and let into inbox emails that are soooo obviously spam.
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Tomas Kruse
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Junk with subject line (no subject) can't be filtered !!!
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Anonymous
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Please bring back Blocking junk mail feature
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Anonymous
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Can't block junk mail any more! Why did this stop? Use to be able to add all junk email to my block list and can no longer do that.
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Ash Barrington
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BRING BACK BLOCK JUNK OPTION PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!
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alexander.koenigstein
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A lot of false positive. Even response e-mails i have send a mail first! If i sent an e-mail they should be in my secure list.
And how is it possible that i get 3 spam mails. 1 was detected as spam and 2 were in my inbox.
The junk mail detection needs some basic logic rules!
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Anonymous
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I suggest implementing rules on the junk folder, so we can rule out the typical junk from it (for instance, in my case I have lots of **** coming from ".email" domain with lots of different subdomains).
That would be generic enough for everyone. Blocking addresses wouldn't work, since junkers use random addresses, but subdomains can match as the title keywords.
Pretty, please!
Fix this, it is becoming unusable... :( -
ktate86
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Blocking of junk email does not work properly. Emails reported as phishing and then blocked should be automatically deleted permanently. Domains to be blocked should be blocked. Repeated, multiple phishing attempts from specific domains should result in the domains being blocked.
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Anonymous
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block email
