Outlook marks message (in Subject) from Safe Sender as "Suspect"

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JZ

Although the message comes in to my Inbox, not my Junk folder, the subject
gets the word "Suspect" added to it. Rather annoying, since most of these are
messages I forward from my home email to my work email. My home email addy as
well as the email addy on the original message are both in my Safe Senders
list. Any way to convince Outlook (2003) NOT to mark them as Suspect?
 
R

Roady [MVP]

Outlook doesn't do this but a 3rd party Junk Email filter that you have
installed or that is installed on the server of your ISP.
 
J

JZ

Rats. That would be my work server. Unavoidable, it seems. Thanks for info.

jz

Roady said:
Outlook doesn't do this but a 3rd party Junk Email filter that you have
installed or that is installed on the server of your ISP.

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003

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JZ said:
Although the message comes in to my Inbox, not my Junk folder, the subject
gets the word "Suspect" added to it. Rather annoying, since most of these
are
messages I forward from my home email to my work email. My home email addy
as
well as the email addy on the original message are both in my Safe Senders
list. Any way to convince Outlook (2003) NOT to mark them as Suspect?
 
R

Roady [MVP]

You're welcome! :)



JZ said:
Rats. That would be my work server. Unavoidable, it seems. Thanks for
info.

jz

Roady said:
Outlook doesn't do this but a 3rd party Junk Email filter that you have
installed or that is installed on the server of your ISP.

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003

-----

JZ said:
Although the message comes in to my Inbox, not my Junk folder, the
subject
gets the word "Suspect" added to it. Rather annoying, since most of
these
are
messages I forward from my home email to my work email. My home email
addy
as
well as the email addy on the original message are both in my Safe
Senders
list. Any way to convince Outlook (2003) NOT to mark them as Suspect?
 

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