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I want to automatically delete any mail I receive from anyone at addr.com
(which I believe has been selling my e-mail address for years, ever since I used them as my webhost). I have tried making a rule which says "delete any mail which has "@addr.com" in the sender's address", but I'm still getting mail from them and people associated with them. I also tried "addr.com" and "*@addr.com" but I'm still getting mail. I think Outlook should allow the use of an asterisk as a wildcard. |
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YES! Outlook should definitely honor wildcards in rules. I get many emails
daily where the subject has a serial number that constantly changes and I need to wildcard that out of the string to match my rule! What a pain it is to not have wildcards! "BonnieMom33" wrote: > I want to automatically delete any mail I receive from anyone at addr.com > (which I believe has been selling my e-mail address for years, ever since I > used them as my webhost). I have tried making a rule which says "delete any > mail which has "@addr.com" in the sender's address", but I'm still getting > mail from them and people associated with them. > > I also tried "addr.com" and "*@addr.com" but I'm still getting mail. > > I think Outlook should allow the use of an asterisk as a wildcard. |
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