kayleepowell
04-23-2006, 08:10 PM
Is there a way to get Daily Digest back to my inbox?? Just recently it is coming to bulk mail daily, which is not my preference. Thanks, K
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White Wolf
04-24-2006, 05:33 PM
Yeah, me too. Wut up, Bubba? :nerd:
Barry
04-26-2006, 11:36 AM
Is there a way to get Daily Digest back to my inbox?? Just recently it is coming to bulk mail daily, which is not my preference. Thanks, KSorry to take so long to get back to you. I've been traveling.
Perhaps some other people can chime in on this topic, since Spam control is a big subject and varies by all the different email clients, ISPs, etc.
The easiest way to get your digest to be correctly identified as not-spam, is to "whitelist" (as opposed to "blacklist") it. Different spam tools have different ways of accomplishing this. There should be some controls someplace that allows you to say what's spam and what isn't. You should be able to specify that a certain sender ("[email protected]" in this case) should never be treated as spam. If it lets you use the subject as a criteria, you can look for the word "WaccoBB" in the subject, and if found, mark it as not-spam.
Let me know if any of this makes sense/helps. If not, please describe how you get your email (ie Outlook, Outlook Express, hotmail, AOL, Sonic/Webmail, etc.)
Barry
Perhaps some other people can chime in on this topic, since Spam control is a big subject and varies by all the different email clients, ISPs, etc.
The easiest way to get your digest to be correctly identified as not-spam, is to "whitelist" (as opposed to "blacklist") it. Different spam tools have different ways of accomplishing this. There should be some controls someplace that allows you to say what's spam and what isn't. You should be able to specify that a certain sender ("[email protected]" in this case) should never be treated as spam. If it lets you use the subject as a criteria, you can look for the word "WaccoBB" in the subject, and if found, mark it as not-spam.
Let me know if any of this makes sense/helps. If not, please describe how you get your email (ie Outlook, Outlook Express, hotmail, AOL, Sonic/Webmail, etc.)
Barry