Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
I will probably switch to another email and close my current one out.
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Last week, my personal Outlook email started getting ~50 spam emails per day. I barely ever use this email address, so I am not sure how or why this began to happen. How can I stop all of this spam from getting to my inbox?
I have been flagging all of the emails as spam, but it doesn't seem to be stopping the influx of emails I am getting.
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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I will probably switch to another email and close my current one out.
No. I was informed by Life Lock that a company I bought toner ink and cartridges had their data breached and that I wound up on the "dark web." It wasn't long before this started. As much as I don't like changing my email address, I will probably have to and shut close the other one if that's possible.
No, and Microsoft isn't responding. Some people seem to have found a work-around, but they don't work on my system.
NO. I have blocked senders, set up rules and that didn't work, then changed my setting to have all unknown emails go to junk, the filtered the junk emails and ID'd safe senders emails, yet some of the safe senders still nw get sent to junk. I am still getting 70 odd spam a day all from different email addresses. I even tried to see see if I can identify a common host IP address in the message source and it seems they are all different and they are possibly piggybacking emails via other email addresses just to make things more complicated.
Microsoft support, almost seem independent from microsoft and basically conceded there is nothing more I can do until Microsoft decide to do something about this.
So I have been watching these threads for the past month and all is see is the same issues and no resolutions, except for users changing email hosts. There are talk of people taking out class actions but I haven't come across any to jump on to.
Ironically this all started after I signed up for 365.
If anyone has anything better to advise please do so.
why cant we get a real answer? block them one at a time?? I got 4700 in one day!!!