How to block this sender?

Brie

I keep getting emails from some company called Sirius that says my membership has expired and click on the link to extend it for 90 day free of charge.  Obviously I'm not clicking on any links.

They always go straight to my junk mail folder.  Normally stuff in there gets marked as phishing or is blocked.  Something about these emails means I can't do either of those things due to not giving a valid email address.  All I can do is delete.

Does anyone know a trick to block these coming in the future?  I get maybe 3 or 4 identical each week and it's been going on for months.  

fyi - I'm on Outlook, I can't hoover over the email and see the sender's address, I'm not going to switch to gmail.  My laptop normally lets me block things and my phone allows me to normally mark as phishing.  My tablet only lets me delete.  

Emmia

Do they always have a particular word / word combination in the subject line? You can have them auto filed to junk or deleted using the "rules" function in outlook.

km1500

yes set up a rule 'if email contains sirius' 

... or similar

elsien

If they’re going straight into your junk mail folder, anyway, does it matter?

J_B

Brie said:

fyi - I'm on Outlook, 

My pet hate - "Outlook" - to make things 'simpler' - MS called everything by the same name

Are you using the stand alone MS program/app called Outlook, or do you go on the Outlook website to access your emails?

Brie

elsien said:

If they’re going straight into your junk mail folder, anyway, does it matter?

Because I get up to 50 junk emails a day and sometimes there are things in there that are not junk so I have to constantly be doing a clear out.  I've yet to figure out how not to get the junk.

J_B said:

My pet hate - "Outlook" - to make things 'simpler' - MS called everything by the same name

Are you using the stand alone MS program/app called Outlook, or do you go on the Outlook website to access your emails?

I have absolutely no idea.  I have Outlook pinned so I just click on that.  How would I know??

RumRat

My email programme allows me to just right click then block the actual email address or the domain name entirely....

Brie

Emmia said:

Do they always have a particular word / word combination in the subject line? You can have them auto filed to junk or deleted using the "rules" function in outlook.

Tried this and it doesn't seem to be working.  But maybe its because they are scamming the "from" address??

hamski

I would be interested in a soloution to this. Same as Brie I use outlook but get emails from a friend who passed away a couple of years ago.He must of give some web site my email address.

wongataa

J_B said:

My pet hate - "Outlook" - to make things 'simpler' - MS called everything by the same name

Are you using the stand alone MS program/app called Outlook, or do you go on the Outlook website to access your emails?

I have absolutely no idea.  I have Outlook pinned so I just click on that.  How would I know??

Surely you know whether you access your email via an internet browser or an application installed on your computer?

Brie

wongataa said:

J_B said:

My pet hate - "Outlook" - to make things 'simpler' - MS called everything by the same name

Are you using the stand alone MS program/app called Outlook, or do you go on the Outlook website to access your emails?

I have absolutely no idea.  I have Outlook pinned so I just click on that.  How would I know??

Surely you know whether you access your email via an internet browser or an application installed on your computer?

I expect it seems obvious if you know.  Unfortunately I don't.  Can you give me a clue?