[Mogulee]

I am getting hit hard by a particular .com address with tons of spam and
can't seem to stop it. I have adjusted Outlook settings to try and stop it
but it doesn't seem to work. It's always some phoney name @steelemark.com. Is
they a way to block any and all steelemark.com mail from ever even showing
up?

[Margaret]

Hi there,

You could create a rule which will delete all mail coming from
steelemark.com. Look under Tools | Message Rules.
-
Margaret

"Mogulee" <Mogulee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8EFC0FA8-E768-4096-9034-B44F1BFCF253@microsoft.com...
> I am getting hit hard by a particular .com address with tons of spam and
> can't seem to stop it. I have adjusted Outlook settings to try and stop
it
> but it doesn't seem to work. It's always some phoney name @steelemark.com.
Is
> they a way to block any and all steelemark.com mail from ever even showing
> up?

[Mogulee]

Margaret,
Tried it but I can't seem to get Outlook to block.

"Margaret" wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> You could create a rule which will delete all mail coming from
> steelemark.com. Look under Tools | Message Rules.
> -
> Margaret
>
> "Mogulee" <Mogulee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:8EFC0FA8-E768-4096-9034-B44F1BFCF253@microsoft.com...
> > I am getting hit hard by a particular .com address with tons of spam and
> > can't seem to stop it. I have adjusted Outlook settings to try and stop
> it
> > but it doesn't seem to work. It's always some phoney name @steelemark.com.
> Is
> > they a way to block any and all steelemark.com mail from ever even showing
> > up?
>
>
>

[Alias]

Did you configure it to

a. Delete from Server
b. Stop processing more rules?

Alias
"Mogulee" <Mogulee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote

> Margaret,
> Tried it but I can't seem to get Outlook to block.
>
> "Margaret" wrote:
>
>> Hi there,
>>
>> You could create a rule which will delete all mail coming from
>> steelemark.com. Look under Tools | Message Rules.
>> -
>> Margaret
>>
>> "Mogulee" <Mogulee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:8EFC0FA8-E768-4096-9034-B44F1BFCF253@microsoft.com...
>> > I am getting hit hard by a particular .com address with tons of spam
>> > and
>> > can't seem to stop it. I have adjusted Outlook settings to try and
>> > stop
>> it
>> > but it doesn't seem to work. It's always some phoney name
>> > @steelemark.com.
>> Is
>> > they a way to block any and all steelemark.com mail from ever even
>> > showing
>> > up?
>>
>>
>>

[N. Miller]

On Mon, 23 May 2005 06:04:06 -0700, Mogulee wrote:

> I am getting hit hard by a particular .com address with tons of spam and
> can't seem to stop it. I have adjusted Outlook settings to try and stop it
> but it doesn't seem to work. It's always some phoney name @steelemark.com. Is
> they a way to block any and all steelemark.com mail from ever even showing
> up?

New Mail Rule:

1. Select the Conditions for your rule:
Where the From line contains people: "@steelmark.com"

2. Select the Actions for your rule:
Delete it from server

3. & 4. are optional. Rule should be at the end, or in the final grouping
of similar rules.

If you ever gain a legitimate contact at "steelmark.com", that rule will
need to be changed. MSOE is light on useful rule possibilities; filtering
only on "To:", "Cc:", "From:", and "Subject:". Some other factors which are
not useful against spam. It can't read any other header lines than those,
though other header lines are more useful.

A better solution would be one of these filtering proxies:

K9: http://www.keir.net/k9.html
POPFile: http://popfile.sourceforge.net/

K9 is probably better as a spam-only solution; it was designed specifically
as an antispam solution. POPFile, which I have used, is a mail
classification program, of which classifying email as either spam, or
"goodmail", is a small part of its capabilities. But this tends to slow it
down somewhat. Very useful if you are trying to sort to users of a single
mailbox with alias email addresses.

--
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"Mogulee" <Mogulee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8EFC0FA8-E768-4096-9034-B44F1BFCF253@microsoft.com...
>I am getting hit hard by a particular .com address with tons of spam and
> can't seem to stop it. I have adjusted Outlook settings to try and stop
> it
> but it doesn't seem to work. It's always some phoney name @steelemark.com.
> Is
> they a way to block any and all steelemark.com mail from ever even showing
> up?

[Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, IE/OE]

"N. Miller" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:jsuqrdwklmv7$.dlg@discussions.microsoft.com...
> On Mon, 23 May 2005 06:04:06 -0700, Mogulee wrote:
>
>> I am getting hit hard by a particular .com address with tons of spam and
>> can't seem to stop it. I have adjusted Outlook settings to try and stop
>> it
>> but it doesn't seem to work. It's always some phoney name
>> @steelemark.com. Is
>> they a way to block any and all steelemark.com mail from ever even
>> showing
>> up?
>
> New Mail Rule:
>
> 1. Select the Conditions for your rule:
> Where the From line contains people: "@steelmark.com"
>
> 2. Select the Actions for your rule:
> Delete it from server
>
> 3. & 4. are optional. Rule should be at the end, or in the final grouping
> of similar rules.
>
> If you ever gain a legitimate contact at "steelmark.com", that rule will
> need to be changed. MSOE is light on useful rule possibilities; filtering
> only on "To:", "Cc:", "From:", and "Subject:". Some other factors which
> are
> not useful against spam. It can't read any other header lines than those,
> though other header lines are more useful.
>
> A better solution would be one of these filtering proxies:
>
> K9: http://www.keir.net/k9.html
> POPFile: http://popfile.sourceforge.net/
>
> K9 is probably better as a spam-only solution; it was designed
> specifically
> as an antispam solution. POPFile, which I have used, is a mail
> classification program, of which classifying email as either spam, or
> "goodmail", is a small part of its capabilities. But this tends to slow it
> down somewhat. Very useful if you are trying to sort to users of a single
> mailbox with alias email addresses.
>
> --
> Norman

If it's OE, leave off the @.

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