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The junkmail filter does not allow me to place an asterisk or other wildcard
in the section for blocking senders as it relates to subdomains. More
specifically, even though it "allows" it, it does not recognize it and block
such senders. For example, I can block all e-mail from "@yahoo.com" or
"@hotmail.com" but cannot block something like "@junk.yahoo.com" or
"@junk.hotmail.com". I have to add each one of these separately rather that
using a wildcard like "@*.yahoo.com" or "@*.hotmail.com". This would allow
valid top level domain addresses to be received yet block those that change
subdomains randomly to bypass such blocking.
Obviously, the product is Outlook 2003.
in the section for blocking senders as it relates to subdomains. More
specifically, even though it "allows" it, it does not recognize it and block
such senders. For example, I can block all e-mail from "@yahoo.com" or
"@hotmail.com" but cannot block something like "@junk.yahoo.com" or
"@junk.hotmail.com". I have to add each one of these separately rather that
using a wildcard like "@*.yahoo.com" or "@*.hotmail.com". This would allow
valid top level domain addresses to be received yet block those that change
subdomains randomly to bypass such blocking.
Obviously, the product is Outlook 2003.