Question posted by JBCurtis76 on August 2nd, 2019
As A Gmx Customer, How Do I Get Gmx To Stop Classifying My Outgoing Mail As Spam
Current Answers
Answer #1: Posted by Odin on August 3rd, 2019 10:00 AM
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Answer #2: Posted by tanishparashar on August 1st, 2020 10:33 AM
Answer #3: Posted by vedang30 on September 5th, 2020 4:20 AM
- The menu bar on the upper edge of the screen offers you access to your e-mail, Contacts, Organizer and Cloud. (1)
- The Search button in the top right corner of the navigation bar offers you cross-service searches in your GMX Account. Find more informationen at Cross-service search.
- The Logout button is on the upper right.
- The navigation menu on the left side offers more functions. To minimize the menu, you can collapse individual parts of it. (2)
- To adjust your GMX account, click Avatar, Design or Language. (3)
- To edit your personal information, click My Account. For example, you can change your password or security question. (4)
- To change your e-mail settings, click E-mail Settings.
Answer #4: Posted by kunalbavdhane99 on September 10th, 2020 8:21 AM
- The address of the e-mail's sender
- The text pattern of the e-mail
If you receive another e-mail from the same sender, or an e-mail with a similar text pattern from another sender, the e-mail is automatically saved in the appropriate folder.
To ensure that your personal spam filter functions perfectly, you have to move e-mails incorrectly saved as spam, and undetected spam mails to the correct folder. If certain e-mails are saved in the wrong folder repeatedly, you can reset the spam filter in the Spam Protection settings to solve this problem.
Answer #5: Posted by jhane0515 on September 23rd, 2020 8:27 AM
- You create a special folder named as SPAM or DIRTY or whatever you like.
- Then you create a FILTER
- In the filter, there is a criteria. In your case, you can set a criteria as: ALL emails with the address like @ gmx . de (or anything that is common to all this spam mails like the email address) will GO TO the SPAM folder that you created.
- When your filter is ON, all contents of the SPAM folder will be coming from the FILTER that you created and set. So you can then easily EMPTY the folder at once.
Another option for you is to MARK AS SPAM.
- Open an example of a SPAM email.
- Then click a button (depends on your email program) named: Mark as SPAM
- Then all email COMING from the same SENDER will automatically go to the SPAM folder which can then be emptied at once.
Answer #6: Posted by SuperHomerAlex on September 27th, 2020 4:39 PM
- The address of the e-mail's sender
- The text pattern of the e-mail
Answer #7: Posted by Jamscot1 on October 22nd, 2020 6:35 PM
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Answer #8: Posted by vvendor on October 25th, 2020 10:01 AM
To prevent this, stay in regular contact with your subscribers. Of course, you should always provide value when you send an email; don't just email subscribers with a certain frequency because it's "best practice" to do so.
Rather, look for opportunities to provide value to your subscribers as often as you can. If that's just once a week, that's okay, so long as you consistently email them each week (and use smart timing to make sure they get the emails when they're most likely to open them).
Answer #10: Posted by huntaking on November 13th, 2021 10:12 AM
The location of the email's sender
The text example of the email
On the off chance that you get another email from a similar sender or an email with a comparable message design from another sender, the email is naturally saved in the fitting organizer.
To guarantee that your own spam channel works impeccably, you need to move messages erroneously saved as spam, and undetected spam sends to the right envelope. On the off chance that specific messages are saved in some unacceptable organizer over and again, you can reset the spam channel in the Spam Protection settings to tackle this issue.
K. Hunter
Answer #11: Posted by Ramdi28 on February 20th, 2024 11:25 PM
Verify Email Content: Make sure nothing in your email is setting off spam filters. Steer clear of spammy language, deceptive subject lines, and excessive capitalization. Additionally, avoid posting links or attachments that point to dubious or well-known spam websites.
Verify the Authenticity of Your Email: Configure DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) and SPF (Sender Policy Framework) authentication for your domain. This aids email service providers in confirming that your emails are authentic and unspoofing or faked.
Keep an Eye on Feedback Loops: A few email service providers have systems for monitoring feedback loops that let you know when
Answer #12: Posted by techyagent on August 3rd, 2019 2:24 AM
- The address of the e-mail's sender
- The text pattern of the e-mail
If you receive another e-mail from the same sender, or an e-mail with a similar text pattern from another sender, the e-mail is automatically saved in the appropriate folder.
To ensure that your personal spam filter functions perfectly, you have to move e-mails incorrectly saved as spam, and undetected spam mails to the correct folder. If certain e-mails are saved in the wrong folder repeatedly, you can reset the spam filter in the Spam Protection settings to solve this problem.
For more assistance check this link
https://support.gmx.com/email/spam-and-viruses/personal-spamfilter.html
Thanks
Techygirl
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