Here is what I have had suggested so far. Anyone know how to do the
filter thing?
At 7:29 PM -0600 10/5/08, Stephen Conrad posted:
And I would do this how?
Have you tried making a filter for the item? If you can't direct it
to the In Box, create a folder called "Not Spam" and direct all emails
having the same problem into that mailbox.
Also, why would it keep ending up in SPAM when I never said to put it there?
I suspect, as in I'm not gmail and I have no idea how they handle
their SPAM, that any incoming email that goes to a multitude of
userids and is marked as SPAM by more than x-number, ends up being
marked as SPAM for all incoming addresses. "Suspect" as in don't know
for sure.
For the record, EIN (EU News email) has put 1 in SPAM but all the rest
go into the INBOX (never called it SPAM either).
Could Gmail be acting flakey?
Gmail is 100% quirky so yeah... it could be acting flakey.
I've run out of suggestions for you to try. Best of luck.
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