Oops. It looks like it was a bad rule set-up. Sorry for the false alarm.

"TOP" wrote in message
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Thanks for the response,

Only some messages--maybe half a dozen internal emails Monday and Tuesday.
It doesn't appear to be triggered by any rules. The subjects were things
like "Nintendo/Quaker - 'Murder 101'" and "Am Heart/Avaya - 'Murder 101'"



"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
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Is it all mail from your domain or only some? If only some, is there
something in the message subject that you have rules set to delete, like
"free" or some other common term?

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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"TOP" wrote in message
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This problem just appeared up this week. SBS 2003 Premium. Exchange
2003. About 30 clients running Outlook 2003, and a couple using Outlook
2007.

One user (the owner) using Outlook 2003 has had half a dozen or so
emails from within our company sent to his Junk Email folder by Outlook.
I set our domain as a safe sender and it shows up in the safe senders
list as ". Following the examples they use, I tried
adding just "ourdomain.net" (no @) but it doesn't appear to be showing
up on the list, even after restarting Outlook.

Any idea why our domain would suddenly start getting sporadically
shifted to Junk Email, and why setting it as a safe sender is being
ignored?

TIA