Help stop porn emails flooding my gmail Opened email labeled Walmart days ago no info now porn email

These are the 3 ways to deal with unsolicited emails:

1. Mark it as Spam - This helps Google's algorithm, which is based on multiple factors to better recognize spam. But this is time consuming.
2. Block Sender - Sends all future emails from that email address under Spam. Effective immediately.
3. Create filters - Helps to keep unsolicited emails off of the inbox, but doesn't mark them as spam.

Also, they only show up in my gmail account inside outlook, not in my gmail account on the web on my laptop.

Why do they not show in my Gmail webmail, but they show in my Outlook Gmail IMAP/SMTP account in Outlook/Microsoft 365?

Any help would be appreciated.

Under which folder in your Outlook mail client do you see those spams get collected?

With such emails, the best option is to create a filter using the commonly used matching words and have all matching emails get archived and collected under a label for future inspection for false positives.

I have been permanently deleting each and every one of them in Outlook.

Thinking I will now move them to my detected items folder in outlook which will put them back in Webmail.  Then I can report them to Google from the Webmail.

Then I can delete them permanently in my Outlook.

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The https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#spam will directly take you there, as would the in:spam search in the Gmail search bar. 

A scroll of the left-side panel may also reveal the spam label, as would the list of labels under the Labels tab under Gmail settings: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#settings/labels. 

If they are collected under the Spam label in OUtlook, it means the spam detection system is working as expected and you do not need to worry about it. Emails collected under Spam automatically get purged after 30 days.

I have unhidden the spam folder in my webmail.

I will likely continue to delete the emails permanently in Outlook - I don't like seeing them.

Also, I am trying to put the domain name in my Blacklist in my ESET - using a wildcard to get around the autogenerated "From" value.  But the "*" wildcard does not work.

Any ideas for me there?

Here is what I have that is not working... @*.*.hpool.online

I want it to be *@*.*.hpool.online but the leading * wont stay in place.

Again - many thanks for your help.

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I was trying the Outlook Rules which are not very effective.