what is meant by Bulk,Trash,& spam?
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Your Bulk folder is where all the larger files usually with attachments go.This allowws you to store them there so they wont fill up your mailbox.SPAM is like junk mail.It is usally advertisements.By markin a email spam you mark it as junk mail.\nIm not sure what you mean by trash.Its usually stuff in the recycling bin?
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Spam is any message or posting, regardless of its content, that is sent to multiple recipients who have not specifically requested the message. Spam can also be multiple postings of the same message to newsgroups or list servers that aren't related to the topic of the message. Other common terms for spam include unsolicited commercial email (UCE) and unsolicited bulk email (UBE). \n\nThe individuals who send spam are typically people who purchased or harvested a list of email addresses. They send messages from numerous different addresses to all areas of the Web. \n\nAll mail originating from an ISP has an originating IP address embedded in the full address headers. This address helps to identify the sender of the email and track the individual to his or her service provider. Individuals who use an ISP address in their spam are forging mail headers if the originating IP line is absent in the spam.\n\nThe best way to prevent spam is to be careful with your email address. Spammers often create mailing lists by using scanning programs to search postings to Internet bulletin boards and newsgroups. One way to prevent this is to add an "x element" to your user ID when posting a message to any bulletin board or newsgroup. For instance, instead of MemberID@yahoo.com, your email address could read MemberIDX@yahoo.com or MemberIDnospam@yahoo.com. Try to be as creative as possible with both the placement and use of special characters. That way, even if a crafty spammer uses a user ID-scanning program, you'll have a better chance to beat it. (Just remember to remove the "x element" if you answer a post with email.) \n\nAlso, don't give out your email address without knowing how it will be used. Read the terms of use and privacy statements of any site before telling them your address. If you can't find their privacy statement, don't tell them your address. \n\nIf you get spam, do NOT reply, even if the message offers to unsubscribe you. A reply simply tells the spammer your email address is active and you'll get even more junk email. Please reference the article below What should I do if I get spammed? for more information.\n\nReport spam abuse. When you forward us the email, please be sure to include the full header. Without it, we can't tell where the email came from. Every complaint that is sent to us by Yahoo! members will be investigated. However, if the email does not come from an Yahoo! member, we will forward it on to their provider so that they may take action. \n\n**************\nWhat should I do if I get spammed?\n\nFor starters, do not reply to a spam email, even if the message offers to unsubscribe you. Never respond to the spam email's instructions to reply with the word "remove." This is a ploy to get you to react to the email and will alert the sender that your email address is open and available to receive mail, which greatly increases its value. If you reply, your address may be placed on more lists, resulting in more spam. \n\nNever click on a URL or web site address listed within a spam email. This could alert the site to the validity of your email address, potentially resulting in more spam. \n\nNever sign up with sites that promise to remove your name from spam lists. Although some of these sites may be legitimate, more often than not, they are address collectors. The legitimate sites are ignored (or exploited) by the spammers, and the address collection sites are owned by spammers. In both cases, your address is recorded and valued more highly because you have just identified that your address is active. \n\nReport spam abuse. When you forward us the email, please be sure to include the full header. Without it, we can't tell where the email came from. Every complaint that is sent to us by Yahoo! members will be investigated. However, if the email does not come from an Yahoo! member, we will forward it on to their provider so that they may take action.
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hmmm\nLabor management? names?\n\nokay... is this spam? 2 pts. thanks
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keep checking bulk box see if any email from that person if so click on 'Not Spam" top of email page just above body of message. Also go to options and check your filters and block addresses make sure address not listed, if listed remove
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Yahoo is probably putting some mail in the bulk (spam) folder.
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On the list of choices just above the message, where there's "move to" and "delete," another choice is "spam."  If you mark it as spam, you won't get more from that same address.  After awhile, you will have weeded out the stuff you don't want.
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I think you mean spam.\nIt is there in the page usually on the top of the message, as Report Spam or Report Junk like this.
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It depends what you're using for email.  I can't answer better without more info.\n\nFor example, if it's Yahoo! mail, you can simply mark it as spam and it should improve spam filtering for your account.  Same with Gmail.  Alternatively, you can set up filters for either type of account so that mail from that address goes straight to your trash.\n\nThat can also be done with outlook express.\n\nLike I said, without more info I can't be of more help.
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They're trying to limit spam.
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Does this count as spam?
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spam\nE-mail that is not requested. Also known as "unsolicited commercial e-mail" (UCE), "unsolicited bulk e-mail" (UBE), "gray mail" and just plain "junk mail," the term is both a noun (the e-mail message) and a verb (to send it). Spam is used to advertise products or to broadcast some political or social commentary.\n\nThe term was supposedly coined from a Monty Python comedy sketch in the early 1970s, in which every item on a restaurant menu contained SPAM, and there was nothing a customer could do to get a meal without it. The sketch was derived from the fact that in England during World War II, SPAM (Hormel's processed meat) was abundantly available while other foods were rationed. Many believe spam is an acronym for "sales promotional advertising mail" or "simultaneously posted advertising message."
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Check your bulk/junk/spam box, sometimes emails get redirected. Send an email yourself asking if they have sent you one yet, they may not have.
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When u mean the Bulk mail folder in Yahoo...\nthen i have this answer for u...\n\nU cannot Get back the deleted Items back from a Bulk mail folder ... When u delete Something in Inbox it goes to trash and if u need it then u can retrieve it from Trash ... \n\nBut as far as Bulk Mail Folder is Concerned u cannot get it back ...
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If you are using Yahoo just mark one as spam and you will be taken through the process of setting up your bulk mail folder.\nBe thank for just having a few hundred, my email has 15000 items to be sorted, since on occasion something is misclassified, I don't have my bulk folder to automatically delete items.
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open up your bulk and spam mail
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SPAM THE MAIL, all spam mails are automatically blocked.\nOpen the mail and select, this is spam
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Spam is bulk mail you have identified as somethingyou don't want to receive. In other words, you might receive bulk mail that is of interest to you (never know). But if you decide it isn't and you don't want it, then it becomes spam and you can categorize it as such.