why do blocked domains still show up in my e-mail

[paulharper]

I have added @mediumfuturistic.net to the blocked domain list, but keep
getting E-Mails from them in my Inbox. What do I do to totally block them?

 

[N. Miller]

I have added @mediumfuturistic.net to the blocked domain list, but keep
getting E-Mails from them in my Inbox. What do I do to totally block them?

Wouldn't you want the entry to be, 'mediumfuturistic.net'? Just asking;
don't have a copy of MS Outlook to play with.

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

Wouldn't you want the entry to be, 'mediumfuturistic.net'? Just asking;
don't have a copy of MS Outlook to play with.

The Blocked Sender wizard will convert what you wrote to what the OP wrote;
i.e., it will add the "@". It does for me.

 

[paulharper]

I have tried both ways. They are still there.

Wouldn't you want the entry to be, 'mediumfuturistic.net'? Just asking;
don't have a copy of MS Outlook to play with.

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

I have tried both ways. They are still there.

What do you mean "still there"? Adding an address or domain to the Blocked
Senders list won't affect messages you've received already, only future
ones.

 

[paulharper]

What do you mean "still there"? Adding an address or domain to the Blocked
Senders list won't affect messages you've received already, only future
ones.

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

Brian, I am not stupid,

Show me where I said you were.

but I think you might not know enough about Outlook to answer my question
so you act like a dumb***
to cover up your lack of knowledge.

Touchy aren't you? I can't read your mind. I can only assume you meant
what you wrote and "still there" means that the messages were there before
you made the change and remain there after you made the change. English is
my first language. Apparently, it's not yours.