Similar to an option available with cell phones, I'd like to notify sender
that the discussion is over. And I don't wish to know if sender disagrees.
Sender is an individual whose identity is known to me. I've blocked the
address, but emails still show up in my Junk E-mail. It's not quite enough to
just have them automatically deleted. I want sender to know I no longer am
willing to receive their emails.

Just ignore the person. As long you send back any e-mail the discussion
isn't over. And subject to spammers, you'd confirm your address actually
exists.

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Am Fri, 18 Jul 2008 11:42:07 -0700 schrieb Finesse:

> Similar to an option available with cell phones, I'd like to notify sender
> that the discussion is over. And I don't wish to know if sender disagrees.
> Sender is an individual whose identity is known to me. I've blocked the
> address, but emails still show up in my Junk E-mail. It's not quite enough
to
> just have them automatically deleted. I want sender to know I no longer am
> willing to receive their emails.

Create a rule that deletes mail from the senders email address.

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"Finesse" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:F07C1603-E7DD-4BAE-A84D-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Similar to an option available with cell phones, I'd like to notify sender
> that the discussion is over. And I don't wish to know if sender disagrees.
> Sender is an individual whose identity is known to me. I've blocked the
> address, but emails still show up in my Junk E-mail. It's not quite enough
> to
> just have them automatically deleted. I want sender to know I no longer am
> willing to receive their emails.