So basically, Microsoft's solution is not to improve their spam filter, but to make it's users create "rules" to filter out the spam that MS fails to stop? How many people, realistically, could follow these instructions and create rules? I've tried this "solution" by the way. These spammers have so many fake email addresses tied to one "spam" that the only way to create a rule that works is to use some of the words in the title. Even that fails most of the time. I finally gave up on rules. All the the steps mentioned to change calendar events settings failed. So far, reporting and choosing phishing is the only option that seems to be remotely working. Perhaps improve your spam filters instead of putting both the problem and the solution on your customers?