maxrebo Posted February 5, 2016 Posted February 5, 2016 One user only is receiving a high amount of Spam, we use Office 365 and their spam filtering has dealt with these brilliantly for over a year now, is there anyway this can be dealt with other than inputting every domain name in to the spam filtering in Office 365? She blocks the sender on her Outlook client but these seem to be different domain names every time so I don`t think were going to achieve anything by blocking each one! She keeps forwarding every email to me which is becoming a pain! Cheers
Steve21 Posted February 5, 2016 Posted February 5, 2016 Set all FWs from her as a rule to go to Deleted? But in reality, normally those users that sign up to rubbish get emails about a "subject" e.g. Plan for your funeral! Is one we have a lot of, so set emails with subject including funeral and plan to automatically get deleted by server etc But depends how much rubbish she signed up to sadfully. Steve
dapaulio Posted February 7, 2016 Posted February 7, 2016 Is it marketing material or spam? If the first than teach her to start clucking the unsubscribe button at the bottom of each email. They will soon die down. We have so many user sign up to marketing crap that a created a spam mailbox and regularly send an email out raising awareness of the mailbox. When my technician is bored I ask him to go through and unsubscribe teachers emails from the crap they sent to spam. Iv done it myself It oddly quite nice having the sense of achievement watching the users average daily incoming emails dropping. Not sure how much control you have on this with o365. We have an onsite exchange.
maxrebo Posted February 8, 2016 Author Posted February 8, 2016 Definitely Spam, rather rude ones as well! Its not happening to anyone else just this user so makes me think she has clicked on something!.
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