A regular source of spam is outlook.com; or at least that is the
domain that delivered the junk to my domain. I am tempted to block
them but a number of universities with whom I have connections seem to
have outsourced mailing to outlook. I complain regularly (daily) but
all I ever see as a result is a standard "We got your mail" and
pointing me to a web page if I need more help; said page assumes the
reader is inside outlook and getting mail from outside.
What do people do about them? Do I lie and say I trust them? or
should I just continue to block parts of their spam-network? I cannot
be the only one with this problem!
==John ffitch
domain that delivered the junk to my domain. I am tempted to block
them but a number of universities with whom I have connections seem to
have outsourced mailing to outlook. I complain regularly (daily) but
all I ever see as a result is a standard "We got your mail" and
pointing me to a web page if I need more help; said page assumes the
reader is inside outlook and getting mail from outside.
What do people do about them? Do I lie and say I trust them? or
should I just continue to block parts of their spam-network? I cannot
be the only one with this problem!
==John ffitch