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Their spam/filtering has gone down hill. It does a great job with the spam. Unfortunately, several people I communicate with a few times a day, half of their st
by kreitje 15y ago
Their spam/filtering has gone down hill. It does a great job with the spam. Unfortunately, several people I communicate with a few times a day, half of their stuff goes straight to the trash and I don't see it. If I login to webmail I can see they have both an Inbox and Trash label on them but my phone and mail client to register the new mail and it doesn't show in the Inbox. I just want it to pick one.
- waivej 15y agoYup, I hit this too. I think they score things without SPF records as spam. Though this causes trouble because another company I use bounces mail if you use an SPF. In the end, I'm still using Gmail and ditching the other company...but not recommending Gmail anymore because of the disruption.
- Hurdy 14y agoCan you rephrase that? How do these messages get the trash label?
- kreitje 14y agoI go into the trash label inside Gmail. I click on a message that I didn't want to go straight to my trash. At the top where it shows the Trash label there is also an Inbox one with it. As soon as I click the "x" on the label, I can see the email being downloaded by the mail client I use. It is of course displaying the Inbox and not Trash.
- kreitje 14y agoForgot to mention how they get them. Either someone has my login and is messing with me by somehow adding the Trash and Inbox label or there is a glitch in the system putting both labels on it. My guess is the glitch.
- Hurdy 14y agoThere is no glitch that just adds trash labels. Did you check if you have any filters set up that might be responsible?
- kreitje 14y agoI did. I cleared out a few filters even though I am 95% sure they wouldn't match the emails. Wouldn't be the first time I was wrong though. The main thing I find irritating is that it contains the Inbox label as well. Any filter to send something to the trash says "Skip Inbox, Delete It".