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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lisa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 11:52 AM
Subject: Re: [jaws-users] List messages going to bulk mail folder.


> Hi Victor,
> Yes, I do use OE, but I am able to check my email through webmail.  My
> problem is not with OE, but it is with my Yahoo bulk folder.  I will give
> your suggestions a try.  Thanks!
> Take care,
> Lisa
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Victor Gouveia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2006 10:22 PM
> Subject: Re: [jaws-users] List messages going to bulk mail folder.
>
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>> Hi Lisa,
>>
>> I used to have the same problem with Yahoo when my ISP servers were moved
> to
>> Yahoo servers.  All the messages I wanted would invariably end up in my
> bulk
>> folder, and I would get spam in the subject line.
>>
>> One thing I did, and this may take a wile because it did for me, is
> possibly
>> checking your mail through webmail and adding each message sender that
> ends
>> up in your bulk folder to your online address book.
>>
>> I started doing this when my problem started, and, at the moment, it is
> very
>> rare to find any message I wish to read in the bulk folder.
>>
>> The other good thing is that I changed my settings through web mail not 
>> to
>> download my spam messages, and leave them on the server's bulk folder
> until
>> I've had a chance to review them, that way, the ones I do keep will get
>> added to my online address book, and the ones I delete will get sent to
>> oblivion.
>>
>> I should note that I use Outlook Express, and once it's come into my 
>> inbox
>> through OE, it's virtually impossible to sort and tell the server that a
>> particular message is safe, as opposed to spam.  This is the case for me,
>> and may not be the case for everyone.
>>
>> In any case, I would see if you are able to check your e-mail through web
>> mail, and if you are, checking your spam settings through there.
>>
>> If you find that the server is going to send you your message, whether
> they
>> be spam from the bulk folder or safe mail from your inbox, then I would
>> suggest you check your mail through webmail first, than download the ones
>> you want to keep into your OE.  You should read up on the reasons for 
>> spam
>> in the Yahoo information pages if you have an account, it's quite
> revealing,
>> and that's why I go through so much trouble.
>>
>> In any case, whether you are having this problem through webmail, or
> through
>> OE, try adding each of the message senders to your address book, whether
>> online or local on your hard drive, and I think you'll find that, unless
> you
>> have a message rule telling OE to send the messages to your bulk folder,
>> they will start landing in their proper folder.
>>
>> Victor
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