Is there a good third party SPAM filter that intergrates with Outlook 2010 Is there a way I can get Outlook to block them entirely so I never see them at all? But a few days ago, they started appearing back in my inbox. For several months, this would put them in the junk folder. I have blocked both the domains and the full email addresses. Then about a week ago, Outlook stopped putting them in the Junk folder. That was better, but still not perfect, as Outlook has a tendency to put good email in the junk folder, so I have to check it fairly often and then I have to delete their garbage. That caused all of their emails to go into the Junk folder. I now get 15-20 emails every day.Ī few months ago, I added all of their domains to Outlook's Blocked Sender's list. After while, I sent them a nasty email telling them where they could stick their spam. Apparently, that just told them that I exist. I started getting crap from and I ignored it for awhile, then I clicked on one of the Unsubscribe links.
Sammeldienst: E-Mail Import aus altem Postfach ins WEB.DE Postfach - WEB.DE HilfeĪdd your other email accounts to Outlook.Somehow, the parasites at got ahold of one of my email addresses. Here is an (incomplete) list of these services for some widely known providers:Ĭollect mails from other accounts - GMail support Instead of forwarding you should use a POP3 collection service. It does not matter that you are not the source of that spam. Sooner or later they will blacklist your IP, because they have recorded all the spam coming from your IP. They do not look at the origin of the mail, but at the last server in a chain of SMTP servers that was forwarding the spam. The reason for that is that this does forward all incoming spam, too, and many big A providers will record that YOUR server is sending spam to one of their accounts. In general, it is a very bad idea to forward all incoming mail to another address. Could you please test whether the mails are blocked when you do not forward them, but deliver them to a local mailbox?
When you deliver mail to your local mailbox, spam filters will be active and blacklists will probably work. Normally mail that is forwarded is not processed by anti spam tools, but forwarded "as is".
Your blacklist probably does not work, because the mail is not delivered to a mailbox, but forwarded.
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