If you mark an email as spam and delete it, is there any way of reversing that same process?
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Go to options>spam in you mail box, it will have a list on email address which you have marked as spam. Remove them from the list. If you have deleted the mail recently the chances are that it will still be in you trash folder.
102744
If you are on Yahoo email, go to the trash folder, and move the email back to your regular account. Most other emails operate in about the same fashion although the nomenclature may be a litte different.
107237
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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To do this:\n1. Click on the dropdown of mail and select options...\n2. Click on Spam Protection\n3. In spam filter, select whichever option that suits you the most\n4. Click on save changes and you are done!!
344828
I have Yahoo. I move them to my inbox and then mark them as "spam."
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if youare talking about your yahoo\nif something was sent to your junk mail by mistake open it and you will see a "not spam" button
254564
Purchase a SPAM filter application.  Or find a freeware version.
336917
You could use Thunderbird to check your email. It has adaptive spam filters:\n\n"Each email you receive passes through Thunderbird's leading-edge junk mail filters. Each time you mark messages as spam, Thunderbird improves its filtering so you can spend more time reading the mail that matters. Thunderbird will also use your mail provider's spam filters to keep junk mail out of your inbox."
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1)open the "bulk" folder in yahoo mail\n2)click on "edit setting"\n3)deselect this option---- \n"Immediately delete these messages ........."\n4) whenever u get the mail from that address u made spam ,open that mail & click on not spam button on the top\n\nnow u will get ur address back as it was.
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Somewhere on your email client there should be a trash link.  Just click on this and it will take you to your trashed emails.  Careful though, some email clients can be set to empty the trash everytime that the program is shutdown.  If this is the case then you probably won't be able to get it back.
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You should select BLOCK or SPAM so theat the email is diverted  in a folder for spam mails if the mails are coming from same email id .you can then delete them from there without opening them . some sites gives you th option to block the sender.
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In my maibox. I get 16-20 emails of this nature that my Spam detector shunts into  the "Bulk" maibox. When I check my mail, I simply delete the whole 00000000*&*^&#@"?!? mess of them. survey offers and all.\nYou can do it too!
74456
Depends on the email program.  Try finding options or preferences within the email client and then look for "spam."\n\nYahoo has options in upper right, then block addresses lower left, then you highlight and click remove block
51791
you can't delete it because it's already been sent and not re-writable. you can just copy-paste what you want to forward into another compose email window.
494654
go to the deleted folder and move into in box or go to the spam list and remove it from it
990952
Depending on how much spam you really are receiving you could either do one of the following.\n\n1) Click on the (unsubscribe) link at the bottom of each of your emails and unsubscribe yourself from their mailing list. That is assuming their is an unsubscribe link which their technically should be! This method might take some time and is not guaranteed to end all mailings but might be worth your try.\n\n2) Just get a new email address and slowly start to direct all important mail to that new address until you can eventually just delete your old spam ridden one. Try to make sure that you pick an address that is not easily thought of so you dont end up with more spam down the road. And last... make that address the one you DO NOT GIVE OUT online eg. web forms, opt in forms more info forms etc.. Try creating a seperate email address for that type of stuff.
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Go into your deleted items and delete it permanently. That's what I had to do when somebody sent me one of those inspirational emails. Grrr!