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john7
Hi,
I receive mail from certain companies I consider not being spam.
Therefore I added their @domain.suffix to the Outlook whitelist.
Nevertheless, Outlook still considers mails coming from some of these
domain to be spam and moves it to the unsolicited email folder.
I checked all settings but found no clue.
I expect Outlook to let email coming from whitelisted sources
to pass the filter even if their mails have spam characteristics
(that's what whitelists are for).
This looks like a filter order processing issue.
How can this be resolved ?
Kind regards,
John7
Btw: I noticed one @domain name has 2 dots like in:
@subdomain.domain.com
I receive mail from certain companies I consider not being spam.
Therefore I added their @domain.suffix to the Outlook whitelist.
Nevertheless, Outlook still considers mails coming from some of these
domain to be spam and moves it to the unsolicited email folder.
I checked all settings but found no clue.
I expect Outlook to let email coming from whitelisted sources
to pass the filter even if their mails have spam characteristics
(that's what whitelists are for).
This looks like a filter order processing issue.
How can this be resolved ?
Kind regards,
John7
Btw: I noticed one @domain name has 2 dots like in:
@subdomain.domain.com