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Ken Peck
The last couple of days I've received junk-e-mail that is not identified as
such. Normally when this happens in Windows Mail I click on the message,
select "Junk-E-mail" and then "Add sender to blocked sender's list" or "Add
sender's domain to blocked sender's list."
But I have recently received a couple of messages which somehow or other are
turning off the Junk-E-mail options. That is really dirty pool.
It is possible to go open a message, go to tools and add the domain or
sender to the blocked list. But that is pretty inconvenient, especially since
there is no easy way to cut and past the address of the junk mail.
I hope Microsoft will find a way to prevent spammers from doing this.
such. Normally when this happens in Windows Mail I click on the message,
select "Junk-E-mail" and then "Add sender to blocked sender's list" or "Add
sender's domain to blocked sender's list."
But I have recently received a couple of messages which somehow or other are
turning off the Junk-E-mail options. That is really dirty pool.
It is possible to go open a message, go to tools and add the domain or
sender to the blocked list. But that is pretty inconvenient, especially since
there is no easy way to cut and past the address of the junk mail.
I hope Microsoft will find a way to prevent spammers from doing this.