Do any of you computer experts know how I can prevent mail going into my Bulk ?  I do not want to ...?
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The reason why some of that mail is going to your bulk folders you have your spam filter turned on.  The spam filter places all suspicious e-mails and to the bulk folder, but every now and then it will catch an e-mail that you were expecting a place in the bulk folder. I'm assuming that you're using Yahoo Mail.  If I were you I'd create rules for my friends and family so that their mail gets directed to their own personal boxes. just hit empty bulk files.
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I use yahoo mail for my non-work email (particularly\nwhen I want to include my email address in something\nlike an externally published paper -- where it will become\nfodder for email-address-collecting bots).  Anyway, Yahoo\nemail does a great job of filtering out the spam.\n\nIf some spam occasionally slips through the filter,\nI mark it as "spam", and the filter learns to \nhandle it correctly.  I also check my "bulk" email\nfolder (where spam is re-directed) to check for\nfalse-positives.  When I first started, I found\na few *good* emails incorrectly categorized, so\nI marked them as "not spam", and the filter learned\nto recognize them as valuable.  After the first couple\nof weeks, I haven't found any more false-positives.
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The bulk mail folder or the bulk mail itself?\n\nTo get rid of the folder in Yahoo!, all you have to do is click on "Options" in the upper right corner of your inbox and then on "Spam Protection." Click the link to turn SpamGuard off.\n\nIf you don't want to see the bulk messages at all, leave SpamGuard on but select the option to immediately delete these messages upon delete. (This isn't recommended because a message you wanted may accidentally get filtered out and deleted.)
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I used to get that many, and more!  Signing up for "free" things, sometimes allows those sites to  have "third parties" use your email address.  The best although the longest time-wise way  to get rid of bulk, is to sit there one day when your box is full, and click on each one, scrolling to the bottom and clicking on the "unsubscribe" link located in that particular email.  Unfortunately, not all emails you receive in your bulk folder have this option.  Those are true "spam" emails.  For those (if you're talking about your Yahoo! account) it's best to move them to your inbox, then after you've gone through each one and opted out, going back to your inbox, clicking the tick box next to each one, and clicking "spam" at the top of the page.  That sends a copy to Yahoo! and it also puts a block on the senders email address.  Each email from solicitors is supposed to have an opt-out option (unsubscribe) at the end of each email they send out.  That is a regulation/law noted in the Can-Spam act.  But again, not all have them....I know it will take a bit of time, but in the end, you'll end up with very few emails in your bulk folder daily.  Just make sure you are careful when you put in your email address on any site.  Read the instructions carefully when  you sign up for anything online, and if there is a box to tick that says "yes allow third party offers" or some such thing, always make sure you don't check it, or uncheck it before continuing.  If you still receive emails from third parties, then just go into your bulk folder and unsubscribe/opt-out as I mentioned before.
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You can mark each peice of spam as spam and eventually won't get those.  You have to remember spam people make money by getting it to your inbox so they are working everything they can to make sure they bypass the spam guards.  \n\nSpam Guards are always playing catch up and always will.  Its the name of the game.  Sorry we are all dealing with this.  I have set up my company and pay 2.25 per email box to block spam and still it gets threw every now and then.
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open up your bulk and spam mail
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maybe yours is full, r u saving your sent e mails,,it adds up  go to sent and turn off the save thing if its on...
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First, turn your SPAM guard on.\n\nSecond, for all the recognised emails, set their own filter. However, you only have 15 to go. To go more than that, you need to pay a little.\n\nThird, filter the rest by a common character, e.g. @ or . which would sure to appear in an email, and set a folder for it.
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There is no sureshot way of being able to filter or detect spam.\n\nIn Yahoo you could turn on the SpamGaurd (if its not already on) and allow all detected spam to go to your bulk mail folder. But even this does not ensure all spam will be removed.\n\nSincere advice: Try to avoid giving your email address(es) on websites that you do not completely trust.
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Yes I do.  I have it set on high. The ones that do get through go to my bulk mail and stay there for a week and then are automatically deleted.  That gives me time to look themover and see if I want any of them.  I can set it to delete them automatically without looking at them.
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Chances are LSU assigns a storage space limit to your inbox. Once you reach the limit, you won't receive mail until you delete some emails. Try deleting from you INBOX and then your deleted items. I can't guarantee this is the problem, but it is worth a shot.
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Spam is part of having email. It will happen. It's not that hard to hit the delete button. Sure, it's annoying...but just delete them. Spamblocker does help, but it only catches about 75% of mine. But I'd rather delete 10-12 emails a day than 50. Antvirus has nothing to do with spam. Unless you open infected files. Don't even open spam (mine is set to view the content without opening it). Just delete it. McAfee is pretty good on antivirus and firewall, but I used a trial on their spamblobker. It sucks. It was more of a pain to go sort through that crap. It rather just hit delete.
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I do sometimes.  Often I'll hit the "empty" button and it will, instead of deleting those messages, take me into the bulk mail file.  Not a big deal though.
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I'm not sure that I quite understand your question.\n\nBut, if your desiring more e-mail security, and if you're using Outlook Express, I suggest: \n\nOpen 'Tools', then options.  There are a number of security options in 'Security', 'Send', and 'Recieve' that you may not be employing.
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TJ Says:\nWell then empty your Bulk Mail folder w/o looking at it. DUHHH!!!
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In Yahoo mail you can not get rid of the bulk mail folder.
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try marking them all as open. or you can just delete/move your mail to a different folder. Find that one mail making that error.\n\nAlso, don't forget to empty the bulk and trash folders. Hope this helps.