Organizing and accessing contact information in Outlook.com
This is awesome. genius.
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I use a hotmail email address and I've been getting multiple spam emails a day and they don't have sender addresses. If I try to reply to them, Outlook would tell me the recipient cannot be empty. I also cannot block them since there's no sender addresses to block.
This is getting extremely irritating.
Organizing and accessing contact information in Outlook.com
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This is awesome. genius.
Apparently they figured out how to beat that rule because they come in my inbox not in my junk email. Oh well, they are easy to delete it would just be nice to not have them show up at all. Thanks and have a great week.
If the are in Junk folder, rules won't work. If they're in Inbox... they must have figured out how to beat your rule.
>> So why are you spamming all these replies here and patting yourself on the back if you didn't even test your own suggestion?
No one is patting... whatever... I'm just trying to help but if it ain't working, it's clear to me spammers are smarter than you, eh? I have no issues with spam regardless of the provider.
I created that exact rule and it doesn't stop those annoying emails with no sender shown. I'm still getting them and all I can do is delete them when they come in.