Email Ended Up in your Spam Folder |
Are you not seeing emails from this website because they end up in your spam folder? This article from the Wild Apricot help website might be helpful. Many email clients use spam blockers to automatically reroute unwanted emails to a Junk or Spam folder. Unfortunately, many legitimate messages end up being flagged as junk or spam. To ensure that messages from you to your contacts or members end up in their inboxes, you should encourage them to add your email address to their safe senders list aka whitelist. For instructions on adding email addresses to whitelists on different email clients, follow the appropriate instructions below. AOL 9Add the email address to your address book. AOL 8
Open a message from the sender you want to add.
Click the Add Address icon on the right.
Verify that the information displayed is correct.
Click Save. | Apple Mail
Open a message from the sender you want to add.
Click the Flag icon and select Mark as Not Junk EarthmailGo to your address book.Click the Add button. Enter the email address under Internet Information.
Open a message from the sender you want to add.
Click More Options in the email header.
Click Add Sender to Contact List.
MSN Hotmail
Go to the Options page.
On the left side of the page, click Mail and then click Junk E-Mail Protection.
Click Add Senders to Safe List.
Enter the email address of the sender and then click Add. | Outlook 2010On the Home tab, in the Delete group, click Junk, and then click Junk E-mail Options. On the Safe Senders tab, select the automatically add people I e-mail to the Safe Senders List check box. Outlook 2007, Outlook 2003 or |
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