Blocked sites

Try this:

Google.. your problem

Looked at that instruction and others. There is NO - View all Outlook settings anywhere in the settings window nor it's clickables.

Ads in emails?

I don't ever get ads in my emails, man I must be doing something wrong in life..

I do get spam emails sometimes but the spam filters from my ISP does a good job keeping them out of my mail box..

As far as Outlook goes, each version has changed were to find the blocked list.. Perhaps start with that and post the version of Outlook you are using?

Found a generic video of Outlook versions with the ribbon on how to find the blocked senders list that might be of help?

HERE

HERE is a Internet search for how to find blocked senders in Outlook 2016..

If you have a different version you can alter the search parameters to your specific version of Outlook..

If you are using the online outlook (365?), it may be completely different and may or may not have some options..

Well, I meant SPAM messages that try to sell me something, autos, insurance, medications. Yes, my spam filters catch a lot, but not all. Some of it comes thru my website contact info, and I can't stop it unless I stop website contact.

I'll check your link - I'm guessing '365' version, but have had it a loooooong time, and never change it myself. I'm guessing sometimes updates change things without my agreeing. I'm tech dumb, so get lost in those shuffles easily.

OK, clicked and bounced around Outlook and accidentally popped open a window that shows - View all Outlook settings as per 2Oldman :)

Looked in and found the site I thought was accidently blocked, was in fact not. So, back to the learning table.

Thanks Guys -- Happy Camping -- M44

LT???

rk911 wrote:
LT???

From M44's tech dumb abbreviations ...

LT - as in LapTop, DT as in DeskTop, PC as in Personal Computer :)

monkey44 wrote:

rk911 wrote:
LT???

LT - Laptop, as in PC - Personal computer :)

thanks. the context was not clear.

rk911 wrote:

monkey44 wrote:

rk911 wrote:
LT???

LT - Laptop, as in PC - Personal computer :)

thanks. the context was not clear.

Yeah, I thought to myself what is that? But, fortunately 22 yrs working at a company that prided themselves in abbreviating everything down to 2 to 4 letter combinations I was able to decode the OPs message :B