Hi, Is there a way to flag something not as junk? I got an email receipt that I am trying to forward, but it is flagged as [Shaw suspected Junk email] and I am not able to forward it. I have tried to forward it several times, even to different email addresses (both shaw and other address) but it never arrives. I can send normal/other emails to those addresses and they arrive right away.
Editing the title to remove the suspected junk email doesn't work either
What do I need to do to be able to forward this message?
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What are your wife’s spam settings? Is it set to “Discard message immediately (will not appear in trash)”
@atrick -- what E-mail program are you using to "forward" the message? It could be that program which is preventing you from doing anything with the message, other than deleting it.
How do you determine that "it never arrives" ? Could the recipient be using an "@shaw.ca" E-mail ID, and the content of the E-mail is being flagged as "suspected spam" ? What are the recipient's E-mail option for "spam" messages? One option is for the message to be automatically deleted.
You can go in to Shaw webmail, select the message and look for the “Actions” button and mark as “Not Spam”. This will move the message to the inbox, if you still can’t forward the message from your email client, you should be able to forward it in webmail.
I am not sure how effective this is at preventing future messages from the same sender being marked as suspected junk.
@rstra -- I am not sure how effective this is at preventing future messages from the same sender being marked as Suspected Junk.
Probably totally NOT effective at all, unless you configure your E-mail client to "flag" messages from the sender's ID.
Shaw's filtering checks the "content" of the E-mail. Anything mentioning "late husband" and "millions of dollars" will probably be flagged.
I remember a message composed on behalf of a University President by her Administrative Assistant, announcing some multi-million-dollar funding that had been received, that got flagged as "spam" by Microsoft Outlook, running on most computers at the University. Oops! The content of the message was just "too similar" to typical messages from widowed Nigerians.
This is not about filtering keywords, but whitelisting users so their messages are not marked as spam, as mention here.
But again, I am not sure how effective this would be.
The “not spam” option is only available to messages in the junk folder.
What are your wife’s spam settings? Is it set to “Discard message immediately (will not appear in trash)”