How do I unblock addresses accidently marked as SPAM?
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Most email applications have a spam folder. Most things marked as spam are automatically sent to that folder upon receipt.\n\nGo to that folder, and find the message in question. Usually there are buttons soemwhere, one of which says "not spam". Meaning, if you highlight the message and click this button, it will no longer be regarded as spam.\n\nYou should find something very similar to this for whatever application you are talking about.
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avoid responding many of forward mails such as \n"in 5 minutes send it 20 people" they are getting ur adress in that way so u are getting involved in spam mails.
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Generally you can add the specific address in there.  If you are using exchange you should have an antivirus package like sybari or trend anyway.  They have anti-spam features in them.
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the email address u r using might be ok but u should go to ur junk or bulk folder and check for the mail. u might have blocked it accdently.
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use www.23proxy.com use it quick, they may block it soon
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◈ email lookup http://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=email+lookup&btnG=Search\n\n◈ some people block their email addresses
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look for them in spam and then add the email addresses to your address book. that will stop them from going to the spam folder.
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Yes. Open options. Look in the column labeled Spam. You have four options: Spam Protection, AddressGuard, Anti-Spam Resource Center and Block Addresses. You want the last one.
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Change your e-mail address... or try a spam filter.
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add them to your address book, also try marking them as "not spam"
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Any service provides both "blocking and unblocking" options, all emails blocked can be unblocked from the settings menu or options menu where you can block and unblock email addresses.\n\nBlogs\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/jcbroogley
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http://www.spamcop.net/bl.shtml?209.191.85.88\nIt seems to ok now. its not blocked.
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There are two separate sections of your Mail Options which deal with this:  'Spam Protection' and 'Block Addresses'.  Go to your Mail Options by clicking on the link at the upper right.\n\nGo to your Spam Protection options and you can set whether you want the address blocked when you mark a message as spam.  Personally, I have it off, because spammers never use the same address twice, and the risk of blocking someone I know by accident is too high.  But it's your choice.\n\nIf you go to the 'Block Addresses' options you can see which addresses are already blocked, and remove your friend if he/she is there.\n\nIt probably does also make sense to go to your 'Bulk' folder and mark your friend's email as 'Not Spam' if it's still there.
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They probably haven't hijacked your outbox, but they have latched on to your domain name to send out spam mails. \n\nThe only thing you can do about it is to deactivate the "catch-all" (that is, default) address for your e-mail domain. That way, only mails to addresses that you have actually defined will be received; the rest will be bounced. This will require you to keep track of which e-mail addresses you use, but that's the price that spammers impose upon every domain owner.
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It depends on what spam filter you are using.  If it is Norton Anti Spam, you can access the "Blocked List" and remove the name.\n\nLet us know what spam filter you are using, and someone will be able to help.
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You can actually get a anti-spam software like Mcafee anti-spam and block the e-mail address
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When you go into Yahoo email, click on the "Options" link in the upper right corner.  Here you will see an option for blocking addresses.