"Brian Tillman" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Rules are run top to bottom. However, you neglected to include the "stop
proocessing more rules" action on the first two rules. Because for any
given message, rule A and C or B and C might apply, Outlook retains a copy
in the Inbox until all rules are processed, thereby producing what you
see. By including the "stop processing" action, you tell Outlook that no
subsequent rule is to be included, so Outlook knows it can safely delete
the original after moving a copy.
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Brian Tillman

Hi Brian,
thanks, that works great!

Regards,
Bodo