Originally Posted by virtualbernie
Originally Posted by mac
Originally Posted by Kappy
Originally Posted by virtualbernie
I always create a rule to delete messages I can't stop from coming. That way they get deleted before they even hit my mailbox.
I didn't know you could do such a thing. How do you do it? Remember you're talking to a very non-tech person. :)
I am curious about how you do that, too. I know that I can and they will go in my spam folder, but I don't know how to automatically delete them.
Thanks in advance for the info.
Mary Ann
I only have experience with Microsoft Outlook which allows you to create rules to move messages to other folders (i.e. all of my QB messages go to a separate folder marked "Quilting" so that I know when new messages are posted. Any messages I don't want to receive anymore I open that message, click on "Rules" and click "Always move to" and then select "Deleted Items". That way I never see it. Sometimes it can take a while to do it because those slicksters sometimes change their email addresses and you have to do it for every different email address :?
Don't mean to be obtuse, but just "how" do you do this?