How to mark incoming mail as "junk"?

How can I mark incoming mail as unwanted? And consequently block the address of the sender?
Thanks

Sorry, but there is no junk mail filtering on the iPad, and no way to block a sender. Your ISP may provide such filtering capability as part of their email hosting service; most do, particularly those that have a web interface to your mail account.
Regards.

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1. Choose the email you wish to send to Junk (do not open it)
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I would rather filter my email on my iMac.
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Try the following first.
Go to Mail > Preferences > Junk Mail and deselect "Enable junk mail filtering".
Quit and re-launch the Mail.app.
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EDIT: Took me too long t post, glad you found it though!
Message was edited by: BDAqua

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I've got a suggestion.
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There is a way. First, Firefox is only a browser. It sends and receives
data and displays it on your screen.
The problem is at Live Mail. Here is what to do;
Open your mailbox. Now open your mail options. In the options you
will find how to sort incoming mail.
There is also a filter that when active, only sends mail from those
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This can be quite easily fixed if the iphone has a toggle to leave a copy of the email on the server. This will allow you to download the email from
another program like Outlook etc and you wont need mapi. Outlook 2003 has this toggle option under advanced settings.
The issue with this is the email on the server never gets "read" so occasionally you need to go directly onto your mail server and clear out the mail.
Please join me in requesting this as an enhancement request.
Rgds Steve.

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