[access-uk] Re: problems with btinternet BULK
- From: "Kevin Lloyd" <kevin.lloyd3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 21:02:43 -0000
Taken from the multitude of BTYahoo help pages:
How do I enable spam filtering when POPing?
The easiest way to enable spam filtering is to leave your BT Yahoo! Mail
Plus account as-is, since by default it's set to "I don't want to receive
any messages
that BT Yahoo! SpamGuard thinks are spam." This way, you enjoy spam
protection even when you're checking your messages remotely.
Click Options in the upper-right corner of your Mail page and select Mail
Options. From the list on the left, click POP & Forwarding, then click Set
up
or edit POP & Forwarding. If you want to see all your messages when you POP,
even ones Yahoo! SpamGuard Plus thinks are spam, then click in the circle
next to "I want to receive all messages, including those that Yahoo!
SpamGuard thinks are spam."
If you make this selection, there's a way to better manage the POPed emails
SpamGuard Plus thinks are spam. You can add the word "Bulk" to the subject
line
of all these messages. Then you can set up a filter on your mail client that
notices the word "Bulk" and automatically routes those messages into a
specific
folder.
To set up a filter like that in your client email, take a look at the
program's Help pages.
To add the word "Bulk" to all messages coming from your Spam folder:
Click Options in the upper-right corner of your Mail page and select Mail
Options.
From the list on the left, click POP & Forwarding, then click Set up or edit
POP & Forwarding.
Select "I want to receive all messages, even those that Yahoo! SpamGuard
thinks are spam." Then in the indented line just below, put a check in the
box
beside "For messages that Yahoo! SpamGuard thinks are spam, add [Bulk] as a
prefix to the subject."
Click Save.
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