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billrobb
Posted: January 29th, 2007, 4:20am Report to Moderator
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I use aaaaYahoo and regvac e-mails get repeadedly marked as spam. I can  mark one e-mail as not spam but the next one gets again marked as spam and I have to manually retrieve it versus letting it migrate automaticallhy to my OE mailbox.
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oldexars
Posted: February 2nd, 2007, 12:48pm Report to Moderator
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According to Yahoo! help, it appears that you must first OPEN that email in the Bulk Folder and THEN mark it as Not Spam. If in fact you already are doing that, then contact Yahoo! and ask how you/they can add the wanted email to the "allowed sender" list. the following quote was found in the "What's this?" link from the SpamGuard section of Options/Spam:

"Our intent is to send solicited emails (those bulk messages you have requested) to your Inbox. If a non-spam message should happen to land in your Bulk Mail folder, let us know by clicking on the "Not Spam" button while viewing that message in your Bulk Mail folder."
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