Outlook 2003 junk filter

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Any way to use wildcards in domains? I have added domains to blocked senders list, but now they seem to be adding to the domain and seems to not get blocked. i.e. added @I-Love-girls.com, but now see @I-Love-little-girls.com which won't hit the junk folders. Optimal would be able to add @I-Love-*.com to block both. Is this function available or in the works? Thanks.
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

no, you can't use wildcards.

Are you using the High settings? I find the filter is highly accurate
without adding names to the blocked lists when it's on high.

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