Not really, as the addresses used to send out spam are usually only used
once. If they were to add 5000 addresses a day to their Block List, then
they'd only create a slower receiving process. Just delete the messages and
only mark the address as blocked when you repeatedly get a message from that
sender AND there is no other way to block this message AND the messages are
being received to your Inbox.
Enabling a server-side filter with its settings to low, should already
filter out the most obvious spam to your users. Outlook's Junk Email filter
takes out a lot too by default and can be set even to a higher level. The
amount of spam ending up in your Inbox will not be 5000 a day then.
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Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
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"Rob from Massachusetts" <Rob from
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> I am using Outlook 2007 fully patched on Windows 7 64 bit. Many of my
> users
> get over 5,000 SPAM messages a day and want to bulk add them to the
> blocked
> senders list. This is not possible, but it REALLY should be. It would be
> a
> huge step to improving the productivity of potentially millions of users.
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