I've added a particular sender's e-mail address or Internet domain-
name to my Blocked Senders List (see examples below) but e-mails from
that sender continue going to the In Box instead of being sent to the
Junk E-Mail box..

How do I block ALL e-mails sent from a particular sender?


I've added these variations to the Blocked Senders List:


@google.com
google.com

1. its easier to disable the alert.
2. is the address they are sent to on the safe list or in a trusted address
book?

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"gary" wrote in message
...
I've added a particular sender's e-mail address or Internet domain-
name to my Blocked Senders List (see examples below) but e-mails from
that sender continue going to the In Box instead of being sent to the
Junk E-Mail box..

How do I block ALL e-mails sent from a particular sender?


I've added these variations to the Blocked Senders List:


@google.com
google.com

"gary" wrote in message
...

How do I block ALL e-mails sent from a particular sender?

I've added these variations to the Blocked Senders List:


@google.com
google.com

The last two of these are the same thing. When you add just a domain,
Outlook adds the "@" to the front. If it's not beling blocked, then perhaps
the sender address is actually different from what is presented. The From
address and the sender address don't have to match. Were I doing this, I'd
use a rule that looks in the headers for "googlealerts" and either dumps the
messages or moves them to Junk E-mail.

What version of Outlook, by the way?
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

My name is Rick. I wish to block one address from sending me messages. I have
a Dell and Windows Xp.
Can you give me a stepwise how do this?

my e is


"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

"gary" wrote in message
...

How do I block ALL e-mails sent from a particular sender?

I've added these variations to the Blocked Senders List:


@google.com
google.com

The last two of these are the same thing. When you add just a domain,
Outlook adds the "@" to the front. If it's not beling blocked, then perhaps
the sender address is actually different from what is presented. The From
address and the sender address don't have to match. Were I doing this, I'd
use a rule that looks in the headers for "googlealerts" and either dumps the
messages or moves them to Junk E-mail.

What version of Outlook, by the way?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Like it said in the thread you hijacked: Blocked Senders list.

"richard" wrote in message
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: My name is Rick. I wish to block one address from sending me messages. I
have
: a Dell and Windows Xp.
: Can you give me a stepwise how do this?
:
: my e is
:
:
: "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
:
: "gary" wrote in message
:
...
:
: How do I block ALL e-mails sent from a particular sender?
:
: I've added these variations to the Blocked Senders List:
:
:
: @google.com
: google.com
:
: The last two of these are the same thing. When you add just a domain,
: Outlook adds the "@" to the front. If it's not beling blocked, then
perhaps
: the sender address is actually different from what is presented. The
From
: address and the sender address don't have to match. Were I doing this,
I'd
: use a rule that looks in the headers for "googlealerts" and either dumps
the
: messages or moves them to Junk E-mail.
:
: What version of Outlook, by the way?
: --
: Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
:
: