Same- no Spam folder- it filters in to the Outlook Junk box and is marked with "SPAM". I have 3 POP accounts.
As for the question about whether the text of the email is blank, I'm not certain how that even applies to the issues here.
1. Can't add all Outlook contacts as supposed to
2. No Spam folder
3. The text from mjbcrawf says it best, except in my case it's Outlook 2007:
After trying various things in order to actually get the anti-spam toolbar into MS Outlook 2003 (had to run the MCPR tool to obliterate past versions of SpamKiller in the end), I find I can't block, or whitelist any messages other than in the 'Inbox' folder.
Like many other people (back me up here!) I use folders in combination with message rules so that message from certain addresses/domains or messages to certain addresses in my Outlook email accounts nicely end up in the right folder.
Try and block and a message that is no longer in the Inbox folder by hitting the button on the toolbar and up comes 'This action can not be performed in the current Outlook folder.'
Am I missing something or does it really not work?
On another note, the add Outlook contacts to the friends list button also gives an error: 'Required data for this action cannot be accessed.' Can't help wondering if this is because I have my contacts organised into folders? It does appear to import everyone in the main Contacts folder, but not the sub-folders within it.