Spam Email

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I am getting a fair amount of spam email which is not even written in the
English langauge. I would like to automatically delete these emails
permanently but I can not figure out any rule to make this happen.

Does anyone have any suggestions?
 
I suggest you get a good SPAM filter.

If you really want to use Outlook to do it, make a rule that says delete
incoming email except if the subject contains a e i o or u.

Regards

Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
Trainer and Consultant

There are various articles about using Outlook here: www.judygleeson.com
Canberra, Australia
 
Thanks Judy thst sounds like a good idea. When I create the rule if I put a
space between each letter it automatically assume a "or" for each letter?
 
Judy,

I figured it out. I had to put each letter in on its own line but it works.
Thanks for the suggestion!
 
neil154 said:
I am getting a fair amount of spam email which is not even written in
the English langauge. I would like to automatically delete these
emails permanently but I can not figure out any rule to make this
happen.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Outlook version?
 
Outlook 2007 and I have already implemented the rule that Judy suggested and
it works but unfortuneately there are many of these emails in other languages
which include at least one of the vowels.
 
neil154 said:
Outlook 2007 and I have already implemented the rule that Judy
suggested and it works but unfortuneately there are many of these
emails in other languages which include at least one of the vowels.

Have yuo tried altering the International properties of the Junk E-mail
filter to classify messages using non-ENglish encodings as junk?
Actions>Junk E-mail>Junk E-mail Options>International
 
Thanks, I had not done that so I set it up.

Brian Tillman said:
Have yuo tried altering the International properties of the Junk E-mail
filter to classify messages using non-ENglish encodings as junk?
Actions>Junk E-mail>Junk E-mail Options>International
 

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