Yahoo mail filter : adding more than one sender in sender field ?
in yahoo mail while setting up filters so that certain emails from certain people are sent straight into a particular folder .... is it possible to add more than one sender in the sender field? i have tried commas / semi colons and it doesnt work. would like to know if its even possible OR are we limited to JUST the one we add? thanks all.
Yahoo! Mail Spam Protection? Any way to enhance spam protection for free - right now it sucks!?
I have two accounts - 1 gmail, 1 yahoo! As of now gmail has dominated in spam protection. My yahoo mail gets forwarded to cell, is there anyway to enhance yahoo mail's spam protection for FREE? I don't have any other filters left - all them are used towards better spam protection and it still sucks! I really need an answer and what better place to ask this then on Yahoo! Answers? where everyone knows what I am talking about - the terrible spam protection...?
Why is Yahoo's SPAM filter sometimes apparently ineffective?
I have been receiving annoying garbage from MyBargainGenie for over a month now. We're talking half a dozen emails PER DAY for over a MONTH. I've tagged every one of them with the This is Spam button, but they keep showing up in my Inbox instead of the Bulk folder. How long does it take for the Spam filter to "pick up" incoming email addresses that I've tagged repeatedly? And yes, I know I can create a filter manually to do this. On a related note, does tagging a SPAM offender make the SPAM filter smarter for ALL users, or only for the individual?
Spam Filtering: How could I stop getting mails from "Mail delivery subsystem"?
So your emails are bouncing.There could be a few major reasons for this. Here are the most likely ones:the address you are sending to doesn’t exists (either your contact is wrong or there is a typo)your domain has been blocked by your recipient or a spam filterYour message is too largethe mailbox you are sending too is fullOf these, the easiest to deal with are the first three. It is worth it to read the response you get to figure out which one it is.To get the easy ones out of the way:if the message is tool large, remove some of the media and other bulky content from itif the mailbox is full, schedule the message to be sent after you think the recipient has cleared their mailboxThe other two mean that your message is being treated as spam.If the address doesn’t exist, delete it. The more bounces you get, the worse your sender reputation will be, which might get you on a blacklist.If your domain has been blocked by the recipient, it either means:They don’t want to receive messages from you because they look like spam. You can read here about how to make your emails look less like spam: Avoid the Spam Folder: Get Your Customer to Read Your Cold EmailThey wanted you to stop sending them messages and you didn’t comply. This is illegal and generally a bad practice. For more info about North American spam laws, you can read this article: Sales Outreach Emails In Light of Anti-SPAM LawsIf you have been blocked by a spam filter, you may have been put on a blacklist. You can read here about how to comply with spam filters and get off blacklists: Avoid the Spam Folder: Get Your Customer to Read Your Cold EmailIt is also worth authenticating your domain as spammers can hijack domains to do their spamming. This can leave your sender reputation in tatters and lead to more responses from the Mail Delivery Subsystem.