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- ChesapeakeChrisNew Contributor III
Filters, RBL's, etc. like Spam Assassin and the like they use.
If you can, always move "wanted" messages from your spam folder to your inbox; this will help "whitelist" the sending address.
For "unwanted" messages, select them and then click the spam button. This will help to "blacklist" the sending address domains. If the message appears legit, but you don't want them anymore, then click their "unsubscribe" link. The message may need to be transferred to your inbox for the link to work. Give it time and your mailbox will begin to "remember".
Hope that helps...
- SharonLFormer ModeratorHello,
Thank you for reaching out to the Social Media Team. Cox flags suspicious email as spam to help prevent it from reaching your Inbox. I would recommend viewing www.cox.com/.../forwarding-spam-phishing-or-virus-email-as-an-attachment.html and www.cox.com/.../cox-email-settings.html.
If you need further assistance you can reach us on Twitter at @CoxHelp, visit us on Facebook, or email us at cox.help@cox.com. Provide us the name on the account with the complete service address with a link to this thread so we can get started.
Sharon
Cox Support Forum Moderator - yakContributor III
No one has posted a fix for this in the last year. You are not alone. I finally changed the Settings so all of my mail comes to my Inbox. I delete the Spam from there.
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