Comments on: gmail, spam http://dpk.net/2005/10/25/gmail-spam/ oh you want the time travel spinning head? Fri, 10 Feb 2012 21:18:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: John http://dpk.net/2005/10/25/gmail-spam/comment-page-1/#comment-10926 John Tue, 08 Aug 2006 08:56:27 +0000 http://dpk.net/2005/10/25/gmail-spam/#comment-10926 The same to me. " For some reason there’s no way to disable the spam filtering. The result of all this is that I have to check the spam box frequently, throughout the day, to ensure I’m getting all of my email " I got lots of spams everyday, but there are 1 ,2 emails thats from our clients, i hate that, i try to find a way to diable the spam, but no way. i try to create a filter, but it will not allow me to store it in the Inbox. hope there is a way soon. The same to me.
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For some reason there’s no way to disable the spam filtering. The result of all this is that I have to check the spam box frequently, throughout the day, to ensure I’m getting all of my email
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I got lots of spams everyday, but there are 1 ,2 emails thats from our clients, i hate that, i try to find a way to diable the spam, but no way. i try to create a filter, but it will not allow me to store it in the Inbox.
hope there is a way soon.

]]> By: dpk’s weblog » gmail’s spam filter http://dpk.net/2005/10/25/gmail-spam/comment-page-1/#comment-8980 dpk’s weblog » gmail’s spam filter Sat, 27 May 2006 02:04:58 +0000 http://dpk.net/2005/10/25/gmail-spam/#comment-8980 [...] The spam filter employed by gmail, which I’ve commented on before, has significantly improved. It lets the occasional spam through to my inbox, but it is sending far fewer legitimate messages to my spam box, including emails from sites I’ve only just begun communicating with (ie: sites not already in my “white list”). Now if they could address the non-optional Sender: headers they send, it would basically be perfect. [...] [...] The spam filter employed by gmail, which I’ve commented on before, has significantly improved. It lets the occasional spam through to my inbox, but it is sending far fewer legitimate messages to my spam box, including emails from sites I’ve only just begun communicating with (ie: sites not already in my “white list”). Now if they could address the non-optional Sender: headers they send, it would basically be perfect. [...]

]]> By: Henrik Asp http://dpk.net/2005/10/25/gmail-spam/comment-page-1/#comment-5721 Henrik Asp Thu, 01 Dec 2005 17:47:58 +0000 http://dpk.net/2005/10/25/gmail-spam/#comment-5721 Hi, I found your page by google, searching for a solution for a problem similar to yours; you see, i use thunderbird for all my mailing needs, and to have to go to the web interface every once in a while to scroll thru a list of mostly bull is really starting to bug me off. Ive been thinking maybe a filter moving all email to some other folder than inbox would solve the problem? been to lazy to try it thou. If you try it, and it works, or you find some other solution, it would be nice if you contacted me, as i probably wont check back here. Regards, flum Hi,
I found your page by google, searching for a solution for a problem similar to yours; you see, i use thunderbird for all my mailing needs, and to have to go to the web interface every once in a while to scroll thru a list of mostly bull is really starting to bug me off.
Ive been thinking maybe a filter moving all email to some other folder than inbox would solve the problem? been to lazy to try it thou.
If you try it, and it works, or you find some other solution, it would be nice if you contacted me, as i probably wont check back here.

Regards,
flum

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