Take a look at this article from Microsoft for more details. The process is quite similar in Apple Mail.
#Spamsieve junk folder software
This process is different for every mail client but basically consists of going to the spam or junk mail box on your computer and selecting a command in the mail client menus that tells the software the email is not spam.įor example, in Microsoft Outlook, you would do the following:
#Spamsieve junk folder how to
You should also understand you email clients spam or junk mail features so you know how to unmark an email as spam that is incorrectly filtered. This protects your primary email address from ending up caught in the quagmire of spam and junk mail filters. This is why I always advocate using a separate email address for any marketing correspondence you send. It’s important to understand that once this occurs, it is often difficult to reverse. Here is a great article I found on how this happens. This can be a result of a server being used for your mail account trying to determine spam from a blacklist compiled by others or even from others in your own company marking the sender as a spammer. You are even absolutely sure you never marked them as spam, but they continue to fall there anyway. Sometimes email sent to you is going to be marked as spam even though you normally would want to see them. There are many software solutions that help make these determinations for people, and often times these solutions are outside of the control of the individual user. It’s very hard to determine if an email is truly informational or is intended as marketing spam. Determining spam is a difficult situation these days.
A question I often hear from people has to do with why their emails often end up being marked as spam by the person they send it to.
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