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JRB | 14:47 Thu 13th Sep 2012 | Technology
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I normally get between 5 and 10 spam e-mails a day but in the past few days I have been getting 200-300 and it is a real nuisance as occasionally something important, like an electricity bill, slips in. Is there anything that I can do, apart from closing down that account?
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Avatar Image KJN
What e mail service are you using.
15:45 Thu 13th Sep 2012
Avatar Image madiba
I'm using email and have the same problem.
16:35 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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Sorry that should read "HOTMAIL"
Senior moment !
16:37 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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Avatar Image bibblebub
It's not just outlook - probably every email service whether pc or internet based includes being able to mark emails as junk/spam so that in future any from that sender go directly into a junk/spam folder rather than your inbox.
17:46 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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