#$%#@#$ SPAM!!

[Colt45]

ARGH!! :|

my never get spammed email is now officially full of f--king spam.

to bad I didnt get to meet the hurtin' SOB's that do this sh|t, or i'd shove a fistful of razorblades and rocksalt up their ass.

anyways, outlook doesnt seem to have much in the way of blocking capability. (oddly enough, I think outlook express did..)

any good (free hopefully) email apps that allow you to block? (a plus if it minimizes to the system tray..)

thanks

 

[NikPreviousAcct]

Outlook Express doesn't have blocking capabilities. The only difference between Outlook Express and Outlook is the calendar, journal, notes, and tasks.

nik

 

[DanFungus]

Outlook Express doesn't have blocking capabilities. The only difference between Outlook Express and Outlook is the calendar, journal, notes, and tasks.

nik

Outlook Express DOES have blocking capabilities...
Yuo block the sender, and if they send you under a new email address but the same domain name, create a rule to send all messages from x domain to the delete bin.
Empty delete folder on exit, and always gone by the time you open it back up

<--likes Outlook Express

 

[morkinva]

Originally posted by: DanFungus

Outlook Express doesn't have blocking capabilities. The only difference between Outlook Express and Outlook is the calendar, journal, notes, and tasks. nik

Outlook Express DOES have blocking capabilities... Yuo block the sender, and if they send you under a new email address but the same domain name, create a rule to send all messages from x domain to the delete bin. Empty delete folder on exit, and always gone by the time you open it back up <--likes Outlook Express

This will not work for hotmail if you are so equipped

 

[bmacd]

as nice as the filtering feature is, it doesn't work on web-based email.

-=bmacd=-

 

[NikPreviousAcct]

:Q I've been 0wn3d!! :Q

 

[NikPreviousAcct]

Originally posted by: bmacd
as nice as the filtering feature is, it doesn't work on web-based email. -=bmacd=-

No, but if you to into Hotmail's settings, you can set to filter unwanted emails out

nik

 

[dethman]

what are you talking about? spam is the sh!t...i eat it all the time...

 

[kgraeme]

Outlook does have filtering for adult material. It's near the bottom of the scrolling list of filter options. I don't know how well it works, but it's there. I think there was one for advertising too.

I personally like OE better than Outlook. It's a much cleaner and easy interface. They seem similar, but they aren't, not in many ways that count.

 

[morkinva]

Originally posted by: ffmcobalt

Originally posted by: bmacd as nice as the filtering feature is, it doesn't work on web-based email. -=bmacd=-

No, but if you to into Hotmail's settings, you can set to filter unwanted emails out

nik

If you're going to castigate me with an eye roll, please don't forget words from your sentences

 

[Colt45]

well, im back in OE now (hehe O.E. )

anyways, ive blocked yahoo and hotmail, that should take care of it for now.

(its only like once a year i get a legit email from someone with a hotmail account anyways )

 

[Stiler]

whats starting to get really annoying is the ICQ spam, like umm kids use this, icq needs to do something about it bad.

 

[Colt45]

Originally posted by: Stiler
whats starting to get really annoying is the ICQ spam, like umm kids use this, icq needs to do something about it bad.

haha, well in the eula it says something about being 13+ y/o i think.

i dont get too much ICQ spam, but Ive realised EVERY time i set up another account or someone else sets up an account, you get porn spam from this lame bot. soooo lame. example:

<start>
bot: hey there
me: f--k you bot!
bot: like this page of me? ive got pics :-D www.whatever.link.com
me: die bot die
me: i said eat sh|t you crook!
<end>

youve got to be pretty damn hurtin' to fall for that stuff.

 

[Kelvrick]

I like spam and eggs.