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Old 07-20-2017, 06:47 AM
Mike Lynch Mike Lynch is offline Junk Email Outlook Office 2007 not working. Windows Vista Junk Email Outlook Office 2007 not working. Office 2000
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Default Junk Email Outlook Office 2007 not working.

I get a lot of Junk Email.
I add it to the Blocked Senders List.
Then I Delete the Email(s) in question from the Junk Email Box.



I keep getting the same Junk Emails over and over.

Have I done something in error, see above?

Should I just not delete the Junk Email in question?

ALSO,

Receiving Email has recently, +- last three months, become a more lengthy process.

To receive say three Emails, wow, it starts off fast but then slows down to a crawl.

The first 3.0 mbs of 3.25 mbs is there instantly, then the other .25 takes up to a minute more.

Any ideas?

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Mike Lynch
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