Good afternoon

I have 20 domain names, each with 2/3 valid email address's, how do I block
any invalid address's? on an XP Pro machine to prevent spamming and either
'black hole', block or bounce the offending incoming incorrectly addressed
items. Is there a simple software solution (preferably a 'bolt-on' to
Outlook/Outlook Express) from anyone?
I can't use the 'allowed list' method as I have too much incoming proper mail.

thanks

On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 08:02:01 -0700, AngloSaxon
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Good afternoon
>
>I have 20 domain names, each with 2/3 valid email address's, how do I block
>any invalid address's? on an XP Pro machine to prevent spamming and either
>'black hole', block or bounce the offending incoming incorrectly addressed
>items. Is there a simple software solution (preferably a 'bolt-on' to
>Outlook/Outlook Express) from anyone?
>I can't use the 'allowed list' method as I have too much incoming proper mail.
>
>thanks
>
Create 1st Rule= To addy does not match addy1 & To addy does not
match addy2 & ... addy(n) then delete message & stop

You'll have to handle mailing lists separately- they dont list single
email addys.

HTH-Larry
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AngloSaxon wrote:
> Good afternoon
>
> I have 20 domain names, each with 2/3 valid email address's, how do I
> block
> any invalid address's? on an XP Pro machine to prevent spamming and either
> 'black hole', block or bounce the offending incoming incorrectly addressed
> items. Is there a simple software solution (preferably a 'bolt-on' to
> Outlook/Outlook Express) from anyone?
> I can't use the 'allowed list' method as I have too much incoming proper
> mail.
>
> thanks