E-Mail Landing Conundrum

[GNMT76]

How do I get replies from other forum users to land in my e-mail's "inbox" rather than the spam folder?

Thanks!

 

[OldGuyHO]

It should be as easy as marking the addressing site NOT spam. Details would require knowing your software.

 

[GNMT76]

I use Firefox on a PC. How do I mark the address site as not spam?

It should be as easy as marking the addressing site NOT spam. Details would require knowing your software.

 

[CBCNSfan]

Perhaps this will help

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/page-info-window-view-technical-details-about-page?redirectlocale=en-US&as=u&redirectslug=Page+Info+window&utm_source=inproduct#Security

It will also say the site is "NOT SECURE" the reason is the site does not give out information

 

[krn001]

Doesn't your email have a "this is not spam" function?

 

[GNMT76]

Gentlemen,

Nothing you suggest seems to do any good or to lead anywhere promising. I use AOL's e-mail (the "basic" one, not the downloadable one replete with ads). It only allows users to block specified e-mail addresses. I saw no way either to block or allow website addresses. Also there's nothing at all like "this is not spam" function.

Other suggestions?

Oddly, I do get the occasional reply messages from forum users showing up in my e-mail's inbox; most, however, show up in the spam folder.

 

[bsmart]

I would put the question to AOL tech support (If it exists) I've never used AOL Email so have no idea how their settings work

 

[Beady]

There *has* to be some way of writing a rule that would direct anything from the domain into a specified mailbox, either user- or program - defined. I'm not familiar with AOL, but this has been true of every email client I've ever used since the beginning of the Internet (and god, do I miss Eudora!).

Oh crap!

 

[tootnkumin]

Is there a reason why you use AOL rather than one of the many other email providers, or have another one as an option that you can use for this forum that will allow you to set this site as safe?

 

[krn001]

If you sign in using aol.com, when you view the spam folder mail you'll see a blue header with 6 option buttons, 1 says Not Spam & will put the specific e- mail in your reg mail folder.

 

[GNMT76]

That's what I do. However, it doesn't answer the question. I want to prevent them from going into the spam folder in the first place.

If you sign in using aol.com, when you view the spam folder mail you'll see a blue header with 6 option buttons, 1 says Not Spam & will put the specific e- mail in your reg mail folder.

 

[krn001]

After the first time; the subsequent emails should go into your normal incoming email.