View Full Version : Anyone know why this happens????
QuadJunkies
11-18-2003, 12:25 AM
Why does some of the threads I post on go to my junk mail when I recieve notification of a reply, and some of them dont??:confused: I find that alot of them are in junk mail and I have to sort it out...........:huh Just curious..........;)
Guy400
11-18-2003, 04:48 AM
Your email has some type of spam filter and it's occasionally interpreting a message notification as junk mail. There should be settings for this that you can play with.
zephead400ex
11-18-2003, 10:22 AM
What program or service is used to filter your email? You should be able to allow certain senders or domains to an approved senders list, or something of the sort.
QuadJunkies
11-18-2003, 10:25 AM
Originally posted by zephead400ex
What program or service is used to filter your email? You should be able to allow certain senders or domains to an approved senders list, or something of the sort. this happens on any forum I get on too, I have MSN if that helps any?:confused: I am not sure hwere to correct this, but I do know I like not having so much junk in my inbox, so maybe I better leave it this way, I just didnt understand why some Exrdier stuff attaches that way and others dont.....
quadfamily
11-18-2003, 10:34 AM
While on the subject does anyone have a recommendation for a junk mail filter program? I get tons of e-mails daily for prescription drugs online and it's very annoying. Sorry to bust into your thread Tina! For what it's worth I keep adding these e-mails to the junk senders list on Outlook but it hasn't slowed it down at all.
its because when you had first signed up you checked off "please notify me wen my post gets a reply". or something like thatt. I Made the mistake of doing that too.:mad:
zephead400ex
11-18-2003, 10:54 AM
Well Tina, with MSN, I'm not sure.
The ISP I work for pays for spam and virus filtering that we provide to our customers. The name of the service is Postini. This service kicks ***! It allows the customers to adjust their junk mail settings, virus settings, approved senders, approved domains, etc.
Not that it helps you any, but this is what I thought you *might* be using, but obviously not. To my knowledge, MSN, Hotmail, Yahoo, etc. does not have a adjustable or programable filter.
If I can be of any more help let me know, wait...I havent help you at all...:)
QuadJunkies
11-18-2003, 11:02 AM
Originally posted by zephead400ex
Well Tina, with MSN, I'm not sure.
The ISP I work for pays for spam and virus filtering that we provide to our customers. The name of the service is Postini. This service kicks ***! It allows the customers to adjust their junk mail settings, virus settings, approved senders, approved domains, etc.
Not that it helps you any, but this is what I thought you *might* be using, but obviously not. To my knowledge, MSN, Hotmail, Yahoo, etc. does not have a adjustable or programable filter.
If I can be of any more help let me know, wait...I havent help you at all...:) LOL. Actually, in a way......you did! Thanks.:D
QuadJunkies
11-18-2003, 11:05 AM
well I just checked my settings, and there is a VERY HIGH< HIGH MODERATE AND LOW. I am set at Moderate right now, I dont think I want to put it on low or ill end up with tons of junk in my inbox. At least know I know where to find this :)
QuadJunkies
11-18-2003, 11:10 AM
Originally posted by quadfamily
While on the subject does anyone have a recommendation for a junk mail filter program? I get tons of e-mails daily for prescription drugs online and it's very annoying. Sorry to bust into your thread Tina! For what it's worth I keep adding these e-mails to the junk senders list on Outlook but it hasn't slowed it down at all. its ok:) ... Soemtimes I get some seriously messed up stuff that still comes through even with mine set to moderate.Are they still able to get through with it in HIgh or VERY HIGH? I would think it would be very hard for anyone to even email you if it was set that high..... I will be glad when they pass law for that"do not email" list like they did for the "do not call"list.That will cure some of this junk we get
k2-dawg
11-18-2003, 01:46 PM
Here's a cure....stop going to those porn sites. ;) j/k ya Tina!!!
zephead400ex
11-18-2003, 02:05 PM
Originally posted by QuadJunkies
...I will be glad when they pass law for that"do not email" list like they did for the "do not call"list.That will cure some of this junk we get
Sorry to bust your bubble...but the "do not email" list will probably never actually work. A lot of the new viruses that are being propagated now, infect your machine and notify the "sender" that you are now infected. The hacker then uses your computer to send out spam, erasing any trace back to themself making it impossible to punish to punish them.
Technology...isnt it wonderful:rolleyes:
Originally posted by QuadJunkies
Why does some of the threads I post on go to my junk mail when I recieve notification of a reply, and some of them dont??:confused: I find that alot of them are in junk mail and I have to sort it out...........:huh Just curious..........;)
Your email filter is working fine. Some of these threads belong in the trash can :D
QuadJunkies
11-19-2003, 12:07 AM
Originally posted by zephead400ex
Sorry to bust your bubble...but the "do not email" list will probably never actually work. A lot of the new viruses that are being propagated now, infect your machine and notify the "sender" that you are now infected. The hacker then uses your computer to send out spam, erasing any trace back to themself making it impossible to punish to punish them.
Technology...isnt it wonderful:rolleyes: hmmm. I never thought of that :grr: . Then why are they even goign to bother with it then:confused:
QuadJunkies
11-19-2003, 12:08 AM
Originally posted by SGA
Your email filter is working fine. Some of these threads belong in the trash can :D :o :p ... you may have a point...:D lol....
zephead400ex
11-19-2003, 11:34 AM
Originally posted by js52589
every1 takes all this time to try and fix things... just face it, nothing works, nothing will ever work :blah: :p
Originally posted by zephead400ex
The ISP I work for pays for spam and virus filtering that we provide to our customers. The name of the service is Postini. This service kicks ***! It allows the customers to adjust their junk mail settings, virus settings, approved senders, approved domains, etc.
There are services, not programs that really do work to help the "spam jam" www.postini.com.
peace
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