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blondtraillite
I've notcied a lot that I cannot mark something as Junk mail because it has
an improper address (an incomplete domain to be precise) so Outlook cannot
add it to their blocked sender list.
Generally, I think if it is marked as coming from an improper email address,
the people put in the email address, and does not come from a legal mail
server. Real people/businesses have proper email addresses. It's a clever
ploy because most programs don't allow you to block improper email addresses,
on the assumption you typed it wrong.
I think Outlook should automatically mark something with an improper email
format as Junk mail (i.e. WilliamSonje2850@johncarrollphotogra --notice the
email address is incomplete. If it had come from Sonje Williams, it would
have come from (e-mail address removed) . This junkmail
person stole that address but it was too many characters for their faking
program, or as I suggested above, it is a clever ploy to make it unblockable.)
FYI, I use Outlook 2003 (v11.something somthing)
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an improper address (an incomplete domain to be precise) so Outlook cannot
add it to their blocked sender list.
Generally, I think if it is marked as coming from an improper email address,
the people put in the email address, and does not come from a legal mail
server. Real people/businesses have proper email addresses. It's a clever
ploy because most programs don't allow you to block improper email addresses,
on the assumption you typed it wrong.
I think Outlook should automatically mark something with an improper email
format as Junk mail (i.e. WilliamSonje2850@johncarrollphotogra --notice the
email address is incomplete. If it had come from Sonje Williams, it would
have come from (e-mail address removed) . This junkmail
person stole that address but it was too many characters for their faking
program, or as I suggested above, it is a clever ploy to make it unblockable.)
FYI, I use Outlook 2003 (v11.something somthing)
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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...806efbffe&dg=microsoft.public.outlook.general