outlook should have a shortcut to blocking a domain.

[Guest]

When right clicking on an email and then selecting the "Junk Email" option,
one should have the option to block the entire sender's domain, instead of
just the individual sender. I understand that you can do this by manually
typing in the domain in the block sender's list, but this is much too time
consuming.

In addition, it would be nice if there was more leveling in the junk mail
rules. For instance, I would like to be able to have all potential junk mail
moved to my junk mail folder, with the exception of emails from member's of
my Junk Sender's list. I would prefer to have those deleted.

Cheers!

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[Vanguard]

When right clicking on an email and then selecting the "Junk Email"
option,
one should have the option to block the entire sender's domain, instead of
just the individual sender. I understand that you can do this by manually
typing in the domain in the block sender's list, but this is much too time
consuming.

You really are so naieve to believe that spammers use a valid e-mail
address? You must one of those that fill up their Blocked Senders list
without thousands of useless e-mail addresses thinking you are really
thwarting the spam. Everytime the spammer spews, they use a different bogus
e-mail address, or pretend to be someone else who is innocent of sending the
spam.

Get a REAL anti-spam solution.

In addition, it would be nice if there was more leveling in the junk mail
rules. For instance, I would like to be able to have all potential junk
mail
moved to my junk mail folder, with the exception of emails from member's
of
my Junk Sender's list. I would prefer to have those deleted.

So just define a blacklist rule where those senders get deleted. Put it
before your other rules that move suspect mails to the Junk folder or for a
whitelist rule to keep mails from those senders.

Before submitting a post to have others vote on it, ask first and you might
find out that what you couldn't figure out does already exist in the
product.