The e-mail IDs from which these mails are sent, are always different. So, I cannot delete them using 'Message Rules'. These mails are usually from People selling Viagra and other Medicines.\nPlease Help !!!
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Well, one thought is to switch to a better client.  Outlook Express's spam filters aren't too great, but Mozilla Thunderbird's work pretty well (and it's free like Outlook Express).  It uses adaptive filters, which essentially work by learning what types of mail you consider to be junk.  At first most of the spam will still get into your inbox, but you manually mark it as junk and rather quickly, Thunderbird is able to tell spam from good mail.  You can choose to have the spam instantly deleted or placed in a junk folder for your review.\n\nOption 2 requires money.  You can purchase the regular version of Outlook that comes with Microsoft Office, which has better filters than Express.  Or you can buy Norton Internet Security, which comes with a special anti-spam plug-in for both Outlook Express and Outlook, although it seems to work better on Outlook from my experience.\n\nThe current setup on my computer is Outlook 2003 coupled with Norton Internet Security 2006, which has proven very effective in zapping spam.  I had previously used Outlook Express, which gave me similar problems to those you were having with drug-related emails slipping by the filter.  Very rarely do I ever see junk mail in my inbox anymore, though.
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Because there's simply no possible way they can filter every piece of spam.  You can help them by marking these messages as 'spam' instead of just deleting them.  But in all fairness, for every 1 spam you do see, there's probably 20 or so that you don't.
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go to "Mail Options"; then click "Spam Protection", then select "Immediately delete these mails upon receipt". Then "SAVE"... Hope this helps! =)
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These mails may be viruses, so if you don't know from where they came and who sent them then it is better to delete them. It is always advisable to scan every mail for virus from any popular  Anti-Virus.
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look for them in spam and then add the email addresses to your address book. that will stop them from going to the spam folder.
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There is no way to get rid of it, unfortunately.\n\nThe worst thing to do is to reply to any of them. No matter what it says, never reply.\n\nThe only thing you can do is set up Junk Email filters to hopefully filter out the majority of it.
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Delete it without opening.\n\nHere is the info on it -  The W32.Blackmal@mm is a mass-mailing worm that uses its own SMTP engine to email itself to all the contacts in MSN Messenger, Yahoo Pager, and email addresses found in the files with the .htm or .dbx extensions. The worm uses Windows Media Player to mask its malicious intentions and attempts to delete security software and system files.
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It is a new feature\nall sent e-mails will be saved except for those which you will delete.\n\nXLMan
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Delete any message from email addresses you dont know, that's part of the cure, you could call tech support and ask them to help you change your user name, or email address, and do not surf in doubtful websites, like porn or "free download" stuff, chatrooms, etc, never click on advertisings when you get pop-ups while surfing, which you can actually block by right-clicking on the task bar of the internet explorer window, and choose "turn-on pop-up blocker"
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send me the specifics, please.\n\nsometimes the big email servers break down under traffic, or their spam filters malfunction.\n\nCraig\ncraig@craigslist.org
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There was a spam act put into place to where they are supposed to contain in the email a link to click on to remove yourself off the list.  Look for it, im sure its probably in tiny font or something.
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It usually tells you which address it is. Then delete it as it is on spam/blocked list of your mail server. Sometimes you servers block attempt to send to multiple addresses as well...\n\nAsk you intranet administrator about mail server policy
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oh, that is the wrong thing to do "unsubcribe" that is what they want you to do that lets them know you do have a valid e-mail address.  Just mark it as spam mail and delete it or contact your internet provider.\n\nP.S. there usually isn't a way to track the person who is sending the spam mail :(
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Im srry i havent gotten any of these mails, ive gotten some from the mail demon, but thats when i send stuff. check the TO box and make sure that your address is correct, ive sometimes gotten other peoples mail when it was supposed to be sent to a different add. that was simaler to mine. have u tried clicking the spam button to mark it as spam? maybe the messages will go to the spam area instead. \n                                           hope this might help some,\n                                                   alli
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those are spam mail.. \n\nUnwanted mails should be labeled as "marked as spam" to prevent receiving those emails in the future.\n\nand if possible, try minimizing exposing your email address to non-trusting websites
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I'd just delete as soon as possible if I were you - its notorious for letting in spyware/adware and whatever email address you gave it will soon be filled with spam!\n\nYour incoming and outgoing mail server is your internet service provider (ISP). So mines would be pop.tiscali.co.uk and smtp.tiscali.co.uk respectively since tiscali is my service provider. If in doubt look up pop and smtp configurations on google and you should find the info you're looking for.
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Hey I tried to send you an e-mail to your yahoo address and it didn't go through.  I was asking about the weight loss pills for men. I don't really know what you mean by not safe, but anyway my e-mail is irishizzle@yahoo.com