There are several reasons why an email message may bounce/be rejected:

- if the message had an attachment that was not considered safe
- if the message had a URL that was not considered safe
- if the words in the body of the message appeared to be heavily spam-like
- if the message came from an address that was thought to be unsafe
- if the sender’s mail system was not considered safe

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We’ve all been getting quite a bit of Viagra ads here on campus. Fortunately there’s an easy way to put it in its place…the trash. Here are instructions to create rules which will delete most of the current Viagra spam we are getting.
These instructions are for Outlook 2003 or 2007 users.
If you use other means [...]

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A very common form of spam we see is called backscatter, which is one of the hardest to block. This is mainly due to the sender of the spam being listed as you. Since you are “spamming yourself,” in theory, we need to create a rule to delete messages sent FROM you, TO [...]

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If you use Internet Explorer, you can set up a rule in Webmail to help remove spam from your inbox automatically.

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