How do I block messages from one particular e-mail adress?

[Marco]

I dont want to receive e-mails from one certain adress. Is it possible to
block those messages?

 

[Judy Gleeson \(MVP Outlook\)]

yes. right click an email from them, Junk mail, add to junk senders list

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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Add the address to the blocked senders list - right click on the message and
choose Junk Email, Add sender to blocked senders list.

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[VanguardLH]

I dont want to receive e-mails from one certain adress. Is it possible to
block those messages?

Is this for spam e-mail or for e-mails from the same known sender?
Blacklists of e-mail addresses are ineffective against spam since
spammers lie about their e-mail address and change it everytime they
spew their garbage.

 

[Tom from WI]

I have added a sender that doesn’t change the email address to my blocked
senders, they still end up in the Junk Mail Box. I have created a rule that
say if the message is from yyy.com, delete the message. That didn't work
either as it still appears in the Junk Mailbox. I don't want them in my junk
mail, I don't want them show up anywhere. It would be nice to be able to
delete them automatically.
Tom

Add the address to the blocked senders list - right click on the message
and choose Junk Email, Add sender to blocked senders list.

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I dont want to receive e-mails from one certain adress. Is it possible to
block those messages?

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

I have added a sender that doesn’t change the email address to my blocked
senders, they still end up in the Junk Mail Box. I have created a rule that
say if the message is from yyy.com, delete the message. That didn't work
either as it still appears in the Junk Mailbox. I don't want them in my junk
mail, I don't want them show up anywhere. It would be nice to be able to
delete them automatically.

The Junk E-mail filter runs before the Rules engine, so anything tagged as
Junk E-mail by the filter will be moved prior to rules running. Have you
tried adding the address to the Safe Sender list so that the Junk E-mail
filter will ignore it, then adding a rule to delete anything from that
address?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Blocked senders go to junk email folder; the junk rules run before rules
wizard - so the behavior you see is correct. If you remove the name from the
blocked list and the junk filter doesn't pick it up as junk, the rule will
work. It might also work if you put the sender on the safe list and use the
rule.

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I have added a sender that doesn’t change the email address to my blocked
senders, they still end up in the Junk Mail Box. I have created a rule
that say if the message is from yyy.com, delete the message. That didn't
work either as it still appears in the Junk Mailbox. I don't want them in
my junk mail, I don't want them show up anywhere. It would be nice to be
able to delete them automatically.
Tom

Add the address to the blocked senders list - right click on the message
and choose Junk Email, Add sender to blocked senders list.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]

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I dont want to receive e-mails from one certain adress. Is it possible
to
block those messages?