The page appears to be providing accurate, safe information. There's a link above from the non-Microsoft website. You can start using Microsoft Flow / Power Automate for free which is more than enough to accomplish this goal, however, the paid version offers you more functionalities. You can try the opposite approach as well where you set up a filter to redirect unwanted emails from the inbox to the junk folder. The sample case study in the following article shows you how to perform auto-deletion from the junk folder as well as redirect the false-positive emails back to the inbox. This tool will perform auto-redirection for unwanted emails, You can filter them based on the sender's address as well as the keywords they often use. If the rules you created on still don't work then you may need to use a complementary tool such as using Microsoft Flow / Power Automate to help you and see how it goes. I contacted your support via chat, she logged into my computer, did NOTHING and then told me that I should just keep reporting it all as phishing (which doesn't work!)ĭoes anyone have a resolution for this because reading the questions, it seems to be an issue for more than just me. None of the blocking that I do works, because the junk keeps coming, thick and fast, every day. None of the phishing reports work because the junk just keeps coming. None of the rules I create work and when you tell outlook the rules aren't working, it sends an email with what is not working but I never get that report!
Previously I had Outlook desktop and recently moved everything online but I am second guessing the decision because the Outlook online version doesn't play nicely at all. My email was compromised by LinkedIn data breach a few years back and I am guessing it has been sold on to other lists.
I am getting at least 50 a day and some are really disgusting. I've tried everything to get rules, blocking and even reporting things as phishing but nothing stops these horrid spammy emails from getting through.
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