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The noreply filter is going to have a lot of false positives. There are many valuable emails that just notifications and come from noreply@ in addition to email
by leros 4y ago
The noreply filter is going to have a lot of false positives. There are many valuable emails that just notifications and come from noreply@ in addition to emails that can be replied that come from noreply@ with a reply-to.
- aix1 4y agoMy thoughts exactly. I just ran a quick search of my inbox for noreply@ and almost everything it found is highly relevant. Just in the last few days: 1. a refund from an airline; 2. new health insurance policy documents; 3. a response from an ombudsman; 4. membership documents for a professional body; 5. reminders for upcoming 1:1 lessons I'm taking; 6. a couple of notifications I specifically set up. Sending these to a separate folder would just turn that folder into a second inbox I'd have to check alongside the main one.
- wodenokoto 4y agoYeah, I get a lot of the bills that I need to pay manually from variations of noreply@ addresses.