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How can I get spam emails from these senders to stop? They are in the junk folder, so rules don't work.
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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Yes! If Microsoft could develop a rule to totally Block emails from "renew@xxx" or "preview@xxx", it sure would be great!!!
I just Reported THREE HUNDRED emails from preview@ in my Junk Folder. We all need to be reporting these and maybe Microsoft will do something about them (although doubtful). Even allowing a rule to run in the Junk folder and not just the Inbox would help.
that should be the users decision not microsofts. if we want to block all emails with the work preview THEM LET US!
This does not solve the problem. It just sends "preview@xxx" to junk email. What we are wanting is to not allow any email from preview@xxx to come in at all....i.e. total blocking. These spam emails go in cycles. Before the preview the spammers were using "renew@xxx". That is why we are all trying to set rules but Outlook will not allow a rule such ad block all emails that begin with renew@xxx or preview@xxx.
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