Exporting Microsoft Outlook Blocked Sender List

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Greg Carr

I'm trying to find a way to export the blocked senders list to a .txt or
similar file. Also how do I get the prog to automatically block email form
ppl when I block their Usenet addresses. TIA
 
On the Blocked Senders tab there is an Export to File... button that exports
it to a txt-file.
 
I'm trying to find a way to export the blocked senders list to a .txt
or similar file. Also how do I get the prog to automatically block
email form ppl when I block their Usenet addresses. TIA


Why would anyone want to export or even keep a list of worthless e-mail
address? Do you really think spammers use their own e-mail address?
They change it every time they spew their crap. You will NEVER block
spam on the e-mail address. The spammers love ignorant e-mail
recipients who waste time adding their bogus e-mail address to a block
sender list because they've punished the recipient for wasting their
time and it won't be the same e-mail address the spammer uses next time.
Blocking on e-mail addresses only works on one or a few senders that
always use the same e-mail address (and those aren't spammers).

So explain what the difference is between an e-mail address specified in
an e-mail (which is whatever the sender claimed is their e-mail address)
and the e-mail address used by posters in Usenet. Or is there some
other "Usenet address" you meant?
 
On the Blocked Senders tab there is an Export to File... button that exports
it to a txt-file.

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003http://www.howto-outlook.com/
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more

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I'm trying to find a way to export the blocked senders list to a .txt or
similar file. Also how do I get the prog to automatically block email form
ppl when I block their Usenet addresses. TIA- Hide quoted text -

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I don't see one. Add, remove and modify only.
 
in messagenews:ZWNti.37609$fJ5.9256@pd7urf1no...

Why would anyone want to export or even keep a list of worthless e-mail
address? Do you really think spammers use their own e-mail address?
They change it every time they spew their crap. You will NEVER block
spam on the e-mail address. The spammers love ignorant e-mail
recipients who waste time adding their bogus e-mail address to a block
sender list because they've punished the recipient for wasting their
time and it won't be the same e-mail address the spammer uses next time.
Blocking on e-mail addresses only works on one or a few senders that
always use the same e-mail address (and those aren't spammers).
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I disagree. I want to send the list to ppl.
So explain what the difference is between an e-mail address specified in
an e-mail (which is whatever the sender claimed is their e-mail address)
and the e-mail address used by posters in Usenet. Or is there some
other "Usenet address" you meant?

I just want to export the blocked senders list. If you know how great
if not your as ignorant as me in the matter.
 
It's here on Outlook 2007. What version are you using?

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


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Greg Carr said:
On the Blocked Senders tab there is an Export to File... button that
exports
it to a txt-file.

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003http://www.howto-outlook.com/
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more

-----




I'm trying to find a way to export the blocked senders list to a .txt
or
similar file. Also how do I get the prog to automatically block email
form
ppl when I block their Usenet addresses. TIA- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I don't see one. Add, remove and modify only.
 
in message
I disagree. I want to send the list to ppl.

A worthless list to yourself. An even more worthless list to anyone
that doesn't experience your same history of spam. Just write up a
script to generate a random list of usernames and domains to slap
together. It's the same procedure used by spammers. I pity the folks
that believe you have a clue about spam filtering. So just how are you
going to stop a spammer from using your e-mail address? Are you going
to add yourself to your blocklist and then send to all these "ppl" to
which you are pretending to have anti-spam expertise? (rolls eyes)

Oh, I get it now. Another Google Grouper. Should've figured. (rolls
eyes again)
Stick to your *.politics groups and get a real anti-spam solution.
Blocklists of e-mail addresses don't work.
I just want to export the blocked senders list. If you know how great
if not your as ignorant as me in the matter.

You forgot that you asked 2 questions in your post? Read your original
post after the "Also". WHAT is your concept of a "Usenet address" if
different than an e-mail address? Outlook doesn't do Usenet (i.e.,
Outlook has not and never will support NNTP to do newsgroups). You
aren't in Outlook when doing newsgroups. You're a Google Grouper, and
Outlook isn't a web browser.

If (e-mail address removed) is your true e-mail address, you chose to expose
it in your newsgroup posts. Spambots harvest e-mail addresses from
newsgroup posts. They download the headers because it is quick and then
parse out e-mail addresses (rare few will bother downloading the bodies
of the posts which would take far more time). Since the spammer or
their zombies are fabricating e-mail addresses in the return-path
headers of the spam they send out, there's no point in trying to block
on a fixed list of e-mail addresses that you happen to cull from
newsgroups. You've already exposed your e-mail address in newsgroups
rather than munge it or use a bogus one. You can't undo that mistake
due to NNTP servers and Google archiving your posts (there is a
procedure to cancel [delete] your Google Groups post but that won't
delete it from all the other NNTP servers to which your post got
propagated). If it's a freebie Yahoo account, abandon it and create a
new one, and then munge it (munge the domain first), or use a bogus one
(but use a domain that isn't registered), or use an invalid one
(<user>@example.com or <user>@<domain>.invalid).
 
<ng/s trimmed to mspubOL>

Brian said:
Mike Easter

How can you tell this from the original post? There's no indication
at all that Outlook Express is intended.

In 24hshd we have to learn how to read the minds of the numerous posters
who say OL when they mean OE :-)

A clue was his talking about the blocked usenet addies.
 

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