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I keep getting several copies of the same email sometimes 50-100 a day! HELP
Hello,
Everyday and throughout each day, i get up to 100 emails all that are the same thing from the same person and the subject is Fw: Fw I want this back. It DOES work !!! and the girl that it shows its coming from, is not actually sending it. She says she ran a virus detection program and nothing is showing up. Is it her virus sending it to me? or is it my virus repeating itself over and over. I also have run mcafee as well as stinger and nothing turns up. How do i stop these from invading my box every single day. HELPPPP this is a business email and i am afraid of infecting the entire network.
Thanks!
Everyday and throughout each day, i get up to 100 emails all that are the same thing from the same person and the subject is Fw: Fw I want this back. It DOES work !!! and the girl that it shows its coming from, is not actually sending it. She says she ran a virus detection program and nothing is showing up. Is it her virus sending it to me? or is it my virus repeating itself over and over. I also have run mcafee as well as stinger and nothing turns up. How do i stop these from invading my box every single day. HELPPPP this is a business email and i am afraid of infecting the entire network.
Thanks!
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Darn trying to do too many things at once. I was trying to say that you might want to set up a filter with that specific subject line. That might work.
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So there is nothing I can do? There was 100 emails in my box this morning. Is there a way to block them without being on a microsoft server? I dont want to just filter them to another folder cause it will just fill up and close down my email day after day. PLEASE HELPPPP!!!
There's no way to block them from within Outlook. You can talk to your email administrator and see if they can block them. Otherwise, jsugi's advice is your best bet. Create a rule that is fired each time a message arrives. If the message has that subject and is from that one person, then move it to the deleted items folder. Then set your deleted items folder to empty each time you exit Outlook. Voila, no more of these annoying messages to look at.