An unsolicited bulk email message is known as "spam." Spam, which usually contains some
sort of commercial advertising or proposition, is sent to a large number of recipients
in hopes of persuading them to buy the product or service. Webmail Spam Settings help
prevent unwanted spam from reaching your Inbox by allowing you to filter messages before
you even see them. Download and view instructions
here.
Add email addresses to the Exceptions List and the Friends List in your Webmail account
to ensure you receive email messages from family, friends, and other important contacts.
These lists can help manage the email messages you receive and prevent unwanted
messages, such as spam, from reaching your Inbox, as well.
Download and view instructions
here
In your Webmail’s Spam Settings, you can choose to hold, reject, and/or delete messages
based on their assigned “Spam Rating.” A “held” message will be kept for two weeks,
giving you time to review the message and decide whether or not to receive it in your
Inbox. Download and view
instructions here.
In your Webmail’s Friends Settings, you can choose to “quarantine” (hold) any message
from an unknown sender, giving you time to review the message and decide whether or not
to receive it in your Inbox. Meanwhile, if a Friends Confirmation Message has been sent
to verify the sender is a real person (rather than a spam robot) and a reply to this
message is received, the original message will be moved automatically to your Inbox. Download and view instructions here