Another method is to have multiple e-addresses -
in this way, the e-address will remain valid even if the ISP
changes ;-)
each e-address is known to certain ones; I log-in to the
e-address I wish to peruse then go on to the next one, etc.
[and I'll filter within each as well]
BTW - my categories vary - from computer-helping to
computer-continuing-education to writing, ... to political and news to
humour ... ... ... then there's genealogical and historical to UTube
postings ;-)
On Mon, Aug 13, 2012 at 7:33 PM, webmaster-Kracked_P_P <
[email protected]> wrote:
> I filter on email address.
>
> LibreO - Website folder gets
> <[email protected].**org<[email protected]>
> >
> LibreO - Projects Global folder gets
> <[email protected].**org<[email protected]>
> >
> LibreO - Marketing US folder gets <[email protected]>
> LibreO - Marketing Global folder gets
> <[email protected].**org<[email protected]>
> >
> LibreO - Users Global folder gets <[email protected]>
>
> So each list goes into its own folder in Thunderbird.
>
> I also have different folders for newsletters, friends, family,
> organizations I deal with, domain related, purchases via Amazon and PayPal
> accounts, etc., etc.. All of these folders are based on email address
> filtering and not subject line filtering. So, once I get an email from a
> "proper source", then I get to decide which folder that email address will
> go into. Subject lines and other filtering methods do not work as well for
> me. Every email that gets left in the general "inbox", that I am sharing
> with 12 email addresses I check with Thunderbird, could be potential SPAM
> or missed valid emails from known people. Some of the emails I receive
> that come from addresses that are automatically forwarded to my TRASH
> folder without me ever seeing any emails from those "known" SPAM
> sites/addresses. 95% of the all the daily emails I receive will go into a
> folder instead of the "default inbox". Most of those that come into that
> inbox are from people or companies I have not received from before. So, I
> get only a few "unknown" emails to go through myself. Works for me.
>
>
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