feature to expand junk email filter by links within emails

[Guest]

Outlook currently allows you to block senders or senders' domain in outlook
2003 with the junk e-mail feature. Everyone knows the sender could be anyone
if it's true spam, and it doesn't cost anything to change the from in spam
emails. Why not have the option of blocking emails with link to certain
domains in the emails? That way I could block emails with links to
maybond.info instead of getting some sort of cialis spam every day from a
different sender. Besides, even if I did get my wife to take cialis it would
be even more a bummer if she still had a headache.

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[Ben M. Schorr - MVP Outlook/OneNote]

Outlook currently allows you to block senders or senders' domain in
outlook 2003 with the junk e-mail feature. Everyone knows the sender
could be anyone if it's true spam, and it doesn't cost anything to
change the from in spam emails. Why not have the option of blocking
emails with link to certain domains in the emails? That way I could
block emails with links to maybond.info instead of getting some sort
of cialis spam every day from a different sender. Besides, even if I
did get my wife to take cialis it would be even more a bummer if she
still had a headache.

You can sort of do that by creating a rule that deletes (or moves to Junk)
messages with certain strings (like URLs) in the body of the message.
Tools | Rules & Alerts...

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-Ben-
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