> Setting it up wrong is the likely reason - most often because the To
> address is in the safe list.
>
> I would create rules for a specific domain, provided its a legit domain
> but you can't get off the subscriber list etc. Don't use it for general
> spam where the domain keeps changing.
>
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> "StevePlym" tesco.net> wrote in message
> news:Yb1nk.4526$Iy1.722@newsfe11.ams2...

>> I have put some domains in the Junk E-mail Filter and find that I'm still
>> getting mail from those domains.
>>
>> Is this an indication that:
>>
>> 1. The Microsoft Junk E-mail Filter is crap?
>> 2. I'm setting things up wrong?
>> 3. Using "rules" might be more effective?
>>
>> Thanks in advance for assistance.
>>
>>
>> Steve
>>