Block senders by right click In Outlook, you can right click the email in the mailing list which you want to block the sender, then click Junk > Block Sender. Now the sender of selected email has been blocked . This method does not support multi-select. The block senders only take effect in current email account.
What Happens When You Block a Sender in Outlook The email ID that you’ve blocked can still send you emails. However, those emails will never make it to your Inbox — you will never see them.
It promises to prevent email from a specific sender from reaching you, but if the sender is determined, the block is easily bypassed. And spammers are determined … boy, are they determined!
How do I add a sender to the blocked senders list?
To add a specific sender to the Blocked Senders List, click a message from the sender. On the Home tab, in the Delete group, click Junk and then click Block Sender. On the Home tab, in the Delete group, click Junk, and then click Junk E-mail Options.
The sender of the blocked email address can still send you emails. The only difference is that the email will now be directly sent to the Deleted Items folder instead of the Inbox. You can send an email to the blocked address too.
How do I block an email sender in Gmail?
Locate the email of the particular sender you want to block. Right-click on the message from the sender. Click Junk and select the Block Sender option. The sender will still be able to send you an email, but the mails will directly move the Junk Email folder. Under the Home tab in the Deleted group, click Junk.
Right-click a message from the sender you want to block, and then click Junk > Block Sender. The blocked person can still send you mail, but if anything from his or her email address makes it to your email account, it’s immediately moved to the Junk Email folder.