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Hi,
I'm running Outlook 2003 and have been adding junk emails to my junk email box. I purposely added a known receipient to my junk email and when the receipient sent me another email it came through. Is there a setting in this version of Outlook that I have to set to make sure that Outlook looks first at my junk email filter before passing it on to my inbox? I am connected to Exchange 2000. Thanks Steve |
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MSNews wrote:
I'm running Outlook 2003 and have been adding junk emails to my junk email box. I purposely added a known receipient to my junk email and when the receipient sent me another email it came through. Is there a setting in this version of Outlook that I have to set to make sure that Outlook looks first at my junk email filter before passing it on to my inbox? Adding sender addresses to your Blocked Senders list (there is no such thing as a "junk email box") is a highly ineffective method of fighting SPAM. Most SPAM senders change the address with every mailing so that there spew appears to come from a different source every time. That could be why it still shows up in your Inbox. -- Brian Tillman |
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