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In the meantime, try creating a Rule in Outlook.com to send this email either by sender's email or by subject to the Junk folder. From Outlook.com > click Settings > click View all Outlook settings > select Mail > Rules > Add new rules > add the rule. Furthermore, here are some steps you can try to reduce spam: 1.
Emails randomly disappearing in Outlook. In the last couple of days I have had emails disappear from my Inbox. Some end up in the "Important" folder (I have no idea what makes anything go to the Important folder) and others vanish entirely and can't be found in Outlook. They are in Gmail, just not Outlook.
In the past 2 hours alone, I have received at least a dozen spam emails written in random words. For example “ isnt a said tone Then it level in very he possible 54 u443 hkother” They are coming from apparent one-off gmail, live, hotmail, and other accounts. And the so-called junk filters are catching NONE of them.
Hi TomWagner7, Greetings. Thank you for raising your concern in this community. I would like you to confirm if this situation happens to all your emails. Also thanks for mentioning the problem with the "e" key it might be the reason. You will see from this article that using control+E will archive a selected email could you please double check ...
Some, but not all, new emails keep being moved into a new folder called Archive. There are no rules or sweeps for this and auto-archive is switched off, both in the client and web service. Deleting the Archive folder in Outlook 2016 and on the Outlook.com web service removes the folder but it gets created again within 24 hours and random new ...
Random Emails We have a user who is getting this random email in their contacts. Her email is ...
Under Preventing junk email, click Safe and blocked senders. Click Blocked senders. In the Blocked senders list, select the name or domain (the part of an e-mail address that follows the @ sign, such as hotmail.com) that you dont want to receive mail from, and then click<<. Check your Junk Mail Settings:
In reply to A. User's post on October 25, 2022. To block someone in Outlook.com, select the messages or senders you want to block. From the top toolbar, select Junk > Block (or Spam > Block). Select OK. The messages you select will be deleted and all future messages will be blocked from your mailbox. Hope this helps.
I just noticed my email account has sent some suspicious emails to many people several times that i have no ideas about it. I can't find these emails in "sent items", so that i won't even know when i start sending these insecure emails to people. Judging from the information you've provided, we surmise that your address has been hijacked.
Please do as follows: 1. Click File > Options. 2. In the Outlook Options dialog box, please click Advanced in the left bar, and then uncheck the Empty Deleted Items folders when exiting Outlook option in the Outlook start and exit section 3. Click the OK button to save the change.