Currie Carter
Member
- Outlook version
- Outlook 2016 32 bit
- Email Account
- POP3
Dear Ms Potemsky,
Let me say, first, how much I appreciate your knowledge about Outlook and the always generous, compendious answers you share and the speed with which you respond .
First Question:
I'm using Outlook 2010 and am receiving spam from a number of domains that end in ".rest" such as "actioen.rest" and "coumy.rest". Is there a way to block all domains ending in ".rest" such as using a wild card character such as "@*.rest"?
Second Question:
Threre are other domains that use the same "dotted double word domains such as "manageshopping.online", "autoserla.shop", and "qq740.com". Would such a fix also work for them?
Currently the only way I can block these emails is to copy the full address, open the blocked senders tab, paste the entire address into the field, delete the first half of the address, and then block the whole domain; i.e @holej.rest. This is pretty time-consuming. And of course, it still allows email through that uses a domain that differs from @holj.rest such as @bnm.rest.
Any help or insight that you have into resolving this nuisance will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks again,
Currie Carter
Let me say, first, how much I appreciate your knowledge about Outlook and the always generous, compendious answers you share and the speed with which you respond .
First Question:
I'm using Outlook 2010 and am receiving spam from a number of domains that end in ".rest" such as "actioen.rest" and "coumy.rest". Is there a way to block all domains ending in ".rest" such as using a wild card character such as "@*.rest"?
Second Question:
Threre are other domains that use the same "dotted double word domains such as "manageshopping.online", "autoserla.shop", and "qq740.com". Would such a fix also work for them?
Currently the only way I can block these emails is to copy the full address, open the blocked senders tab, paste the entire address into the field, delete the first half of the address, and then block the whole domain; i.e @holej.rest. This is pretty time-consuming. And of course, it still allows email through that uses a domain that differs from @holj.rest such as @bnm.rest.
Any help or insight that you have into resolving this nuisance will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks again,
Currie Carter