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Re: Blocked senders are being filtered as spam
I still would appreciate help from somone on this. I removed the email addresses from the Anti-spam Inbound Policy in Blocked Senders and added them to the Tenant Block List. However, they are still being treated as Spam. Why is this happening? I just want them blocked and not sent anywhere and I can't seem to find a way to do that. How do I set it up so that these addresses an totally blocked and rejected?Blocked senders are being filtered as spam
I have explicitly entered an email address to be blocked in Microsoft Defender Anti-spam Inbound Policy in Blocked Senders, however, mail from this email address is being filtered as spam. Why aren't messages from this email address being blocked and rejected? Instead, they are being filtered as Spam and being delivered according to the spam message action. I don't want emails that are listed in Blocked Senders to be delivered anywhere. What is it about "Blocked" that Microsoft doesn't understand? To me, "Blocked" has always meant block. Period. Is there a way for me to handle these emails the way I define "Blocked?"Re: Spam being delivered to Junk folder
elieelkarkafi Yes, I did check that as well. Thank you. The setting 'If the message is detected as spoof by spoof intelligence' was set to deliver to Junk folder, but I don't believe that was the issue. I changed it to Quarantine the message, which was the only other option. Again, I don't believe these are spoofed emails. I'll let you know if some spam keeps getting delivered to the Junk folder. Thanks again!Re: Spam being delivered to Junk folder
Look at my very first post, and below. The Anti-spam Inbound Policy has several options, one being Spam message action. I have set it to Delete Message, and not all Spam message are being deleted. Some messages are ending up in my Junk folder and I don't know why. Where else can I go to troubleshoot this?Spam being delivered to Junk folder
I am still having spam messages being delivered to the Junk folder, even after setting Spam Message Action to delete the message (see first image below). I also ran a message trace and found that the message was filtered as spam and delivered to the Junk folder (see second image below). Why am I getting spam delivered to my Junk folder when I explictily chose to have it deleted?Re: Anti-spam inbound policy working differently without intervention
UserID144294 No I haven't. However, I turned off the Preset Security Policies in Threat Policies and am managing this on my own. I don't have much faith in that right now. So far I haven't had any more issues. Maybe that was part of it.Re: Anti-spam inbound policy working differently without intervention
I don't believe this is a DMARC issue. For example, I received two emails from the same Verizon email address. One was filtered as spam and the other one was delivered normally. This is happening with other email addresses, and seems to be happening at random. This has me baffled, but I would like it fixed. What do you suggest?
