Access the email account via webmail and delete it from there.
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"Cindy62" <Cin...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:092D6679-0D50-4284...@microsoft.com...
I quick solution is to right click on the message and create a rule. The
wizard will walk you through this.
A good rule might be "When messages arrive from xxx...@xxxx.yyy send the
item directly to the trash.
Hope this helps.