How Do I Stop My E-mails Going Into The Junk Folder?

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by alamest, Dec 16, 2009.

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    Hello Guys

    I am writing regarding the autoresponder sequence, the problem is that I tried out with members like with my family and friends and they say that their message goes to spam/junk folder.. don't know what to do

    Guys do you have any ideas about this to avoid, is it email company problem or my message problem..

    Waiting for your reply..

    Thanks
     
    alamest, Dec 16, 2009 IP
  2. LeetPCUser

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    What language are you writing the scripts in, PHP?
     
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  3. Mattero

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    That happens with my email for my website when I reply to people I get emails from them saying that they are either waiting for a response or are asking if I got their previous email.

    And sometimes it is a problem because they are important emails.

    Is there a fix?
     
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    do not include images/avoid spammy links/ if you use images size should be small
     
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    Hello,

    I'm assuming that this question is about Outlook 2003's Junk Mail handling.

    There are two important steps you should take:

    * When you find email in your junk mail that is not junk, right click on it's line in the list, select Junk E-mail, and Mark as Not Junk. You'll then have the opportunity to add the sender or the address they sent to to a "safe" list so that they'll not be marked as junk in the future.
    *Visit Office Update regularly. One of the things they update is the junk mail filter, and I've seen it improve in accuracy over time.

    Hope this helps!!! :D
    CoffeeCup.com
     
    coffeecup, Dec 17, 2009 IP
  6. Menny

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    What Email Program are you using? Different options here. You might want to create a black and a whitelist or add those people to your adressbook and make them "non-junk" :) This is actually the best solution. Right click will give you this option as well as coffeecup sugested with his nice post. Same thing for Thunderbird. TB is easier though and less buggy then OE. Might wanna consider changing?
    Cheers
     
    Menny, Dec 18, 2009 IP
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    Which e-mail program you are using? I'm assuming that this question is about Outlook 2003's Junk Mail handling.
    There are two important steps you should take:
    > When you find email in your junk mail that is not junk, right click on it's line in the list, select Junk E-mail, and Mark as Not Junk. You'll then have the opportunity to add the sender or the address they sent to to a "safe" list so that they'll not be marked as junk in the future.
    > Visit Office Update regularly. One of the things they update is the junk mail filter, and I've seen it improve in accuracy over time.
     
    wwwsolution, Dec 18, 2009 IP