How can I prevent the good e -mail in my mass mail folder?
6 With the help of spam filters, this can significantly shorten the time by unnecessary negotiations with the junk e -mail, but the SPAM filters are not reliable -some of the e -mail you want to receive in the post office can be misinterpreted in the Spam or Bulk Mail folder. You do not want messages from family members, the list is available for collection or business e -mail, which has been "lost" in a mass mail folder. In addition, you would not have to wade through such a folder to try to find important things. Your e -mail program may be able to mark the mail as "junk" or "not unhealthy". When you mark the mail as "not unsolicited", it ends in your delivered post office rather than in a bulk mail folder. Do it over time and your spam filter should be trained to this type of e -mail is not spam.
Another thing you can do to reduce good e -mails from incorrect deletion in the Mulk folderYou, to ensure that your directory contains e -mail addresses from which you expect e -mail. Most e -mail service providers leave a handy address where you can store the e -mail addresses that matters. Make sure your directory includes e -mail addresses of the family, friends, favorite lists and business co -workers and you should be able to reduce the number of good e -mails that are outlined.
If you are looking for a job and send CVs to various e -mail addresses, you may want to add these addresses at least temporarily to the address list. If you do not hear them from the company, you can always delete them later.
These two simple steps together should help reduce most of your problems with e -mails in the mass folder. If these solutions do not work, check options or preferences in your e -mail program and find out if there are other suggestions that By your e -mail service provider could have.
Another thing you can do that most e -mail programs and Internet providers allow is to set the e -mail address "dummies". In this way, if you ask you for your e -mail address that registers with some companies, you provide the address of the "dummies" rather than your real e -mail, which you only give to those from whom you want to get mail. Most spams, ads and the like will end up in a mass address folder to add to your actual address.
6 Since some job offers may be fraud, it is recommended that you do not send CVs through an anonymous Craigslist Mail. Instead, contact Person and ask for an e -mail address from the company before sending along the CV and then add this address to the address list.