A Spammer Added a Fake Event to My Google Calendar -- Here's How to Stop Calendar Spam

CmdrShepard

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Step 1: Use Outlook.
Good luck with that.

I use Outlook at work and the amount of spam is unbearable.

It's even worse when Microsoft randomly decides that spam email should be put in quarantine and if you don't release it and report it as junk you will be spammed by Microsoft instead with new "You have quarantined messages waiting for review" every day.
 
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DougMcC

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Good luck with that.

I use Outlook at work and the amount of spam is unbearable.

It's even worse when Microsoft randomly decides that spam email should be put in quarantine and if you don't release it and report it as junk you will be spammed by Microsoft instead with new "You have quarantined messages waiting for review" every day.
Yeah, my job recent switched and spam was probably 10x the problem with outlook vs gmail. There are areas where outlook is superior but spam management isn't one.
 

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I had been having this issue for years, but it wasn't spam; it was just some stranger who got my email mixed up. I kept emailing him, asking him to stop, but he insisted he wasn't sending me requests. I would spam him and all his contacts back, continually proposing new dates and times. I blocked him and tried everything, but nothing worked. I just realized, thanks to this article, that he finally stopped, LOL. Now, if only you could figure out how to remove all the spammers who attached their emails as backups to mine. I would appreciate that! I receive requests in different languages from people who have attached their email to mine as their backup, but it's mostly spam. Most of the time, I can't even read the email to disconnect it. If you don't disconnect it on that first email, it's connected forever somehow.