"Get Outlook on you phone for free" bulk
COMPLAINT: There is no way shown to delete the "Get Outlook on your phone for free" message that automatically displays after deleting Individual Junk Emails.
Scott Holzrichter
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Thanks for your feedback! We are looking into this and will get back to you shortly.
Colin
32 comments
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Ben Rubinger
commented
I even followed the steps - entered my phone number, signed in on my phone via QR code, hoping that it would then stop nagging me. It didn't. To summarize: I already use Outlook on my android and I still can't get rid of this. It's really frustrating.
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Michelle
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Completely agree I try to avoid looking at my emails now for the last week. You can’t even scroll down until it accidentally clicks on something doesn’t even open the email to view the email it clicks right onto the link it came from which isn’t necessary something you want to click on.
I don’t agree with updating versions and layouts when you’ve not asked for the new version. I really don’t like it.
It’s compacted and it is too small. It wasn’t necessary to update it for everyone. Why change it to add unnecessary features? I just want to sign in and read email.
Bring back the old version ASAP.
Thanks
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Anonymous
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All this does everytime I see it is to create more resentment towards microsoft and how they are now invading my work space and introducing ads into my day to day. For a paid product ! To whatever marketing ****** thought this up, I don't have attention deficit disorder, I need to focus on my job, specially now. You are just making me want to look for alternative products for my company.
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Nitaw2015
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Thanks for your response. I sincerely hope you will decide to remove it
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jmoh1974@outlook.com
commented
Regarding the outlook app for my phone, I don't have a smart phone so it is useless to me. How do I delete the "ad" for this?
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Nitaw2015
commented
I desperately want to remove "Get Outlook on your phone for free."
Please tell me how. -
Anonymous
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Get rid of this ad... why ohh why do you do these things....gezzz....
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Bill
commented
Agree completely. This is so inconvenient and annoying especially since I pay to skip the ads on the web service.
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Anonymous
commented
Every time I read and then delete an email in my Junk folder, I'm shown your "Get Outlook on your phone for free" ad taking up the whole screen. I then have to exit from that to again get back to the list of emails.
Please, please, please stop!
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Cheryl Murten
commented
I am also fed up with this spam from Outlook! I do not have data on my phone and therefore do not use apps..so stop spamming me for something I have no use for!!
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Tom Burke
commented
Even with a PAID corporate license....ad "get outlook on our phone for free." and it keeps returning. I have office on my phone already!. Even entering a number does not stop it....WTF
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Anonymous
commented
This is NOT OKAY! This is my work email, and I am ready to freak at seeing this ad every day, over and over again.
Please do something to allow us to close it--I even let it send me a link, and it's still there! -
Anonymous
commented
PLEASE MAKE IT STOP!!!!!!!!
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david parker
commented
every time I delete or block an email a screen with "get outlook
on you phone" which I have, pops up how do I stop this from appearing -
lauri.laik
commented
Please add a possibility to disable the "Get Outlook on your phone for free!". I have it on my phone and use it but I'm still bombarded with this page after every action I take in my mailbox. Probably because I have it configured for my work email but I get spammed on my personal email.
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commented
I am getting this message in my hotmail/ outlook web portal.
How can i get it to go away with out downloading it to my phone. The message says I can either put my number or email, but it does not allow email Xgsxr@hotmail.com and only allows phone number. "Get Outlook on your phone for free" -
Anonymous
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The "Get Outlook on your phone for free" message is inappropriate and feels like phishing. This is not critical to the function of already poorly designed webmail client of which I only use due to my institutions communication policies. Please remove this ad and please do not create more.
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Jerry Wyatt
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It is THE MOST ANNOYING pop-up I have ever had. I absolutely hate it and want it to disappear! I have Outlook on my MacPro, but am going to delete it. I hate the product, too, anyway and to have to slug my way through mu junk emails having that STUPID, irrelevant, unwanted, persistent popup make me dislike Microsoft even more every time I see it!
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Anonymous
commented
Please drop the advertisement! Very distracting.
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the_todd
commented
Please stop.
