Junk mail has been a frustration to all of us ever since the first prgrammer decided to write the code to let a user drop in more than one addressee in the To: field! Junk Mail Options do help you limit what reaches you - a little - if you have the time to set up things correctly.

"Add Sender to Blocked Sender List" is handy for restricting one particular individual. So siksfjffsfj@bigwotsits.com can be blocked, but his/her co-worker at the cubicle next door - aikasljddjl@bigwotsits.com can stilll get through, as can all the other spammers working there.

In the Options you can also create a blocked list of whole domains - if you have the time to type each one into the list's Add box. I may do two or three a day, one at a time, but this morning there were twelve and I thought "Oh well, block the single user for now" so they may turn up again in a few days time.

 

It's about time,methinks, that MS coders tackled the option of allowing a simple single click on a piece of junk, and selecting "Add senders's Domain to Blocked Domain List" so that @bigwotsits.com is added once and for always cutting out all the spam creators at once who work for that domain.