Gmail: How to create a "Never send it to Spam"-filter
You have been waiting for an answer for more than three days?
What you can do as a Gmail user
Unfortunately, for reasons that are difficult for us to understand, it happens from time to time that our messages end up in the spam folder. If you are waiting for a reply from us, please check your spam folder regularly. Even if you have already been in contact with us and you have received initial emails without any problems, it may happen that further emails arrive in your spam folder.
Please also note that the spam folder is automatically emptied after 30 days. This means that important emails may be lost.
Have you already noticed that important emails have been moved to your spam folder or even deleted? Then you can do the following:
Please also note that the spam folder is automatically emptied after 30 days. This means that important emails may be lost.
Have you already noticed that important emails have been moved to your spam folder or even deleted? Then you can do the following:
- Check your spam folder regularly,
- send future requests with a different email address or
- add IAPM email addresses to an allowlist by using the video or written instructions below.
Step-by-step guide - "Never send it to spam"
In six simple steps
- Open your Gmail mailbox.
- Click on
1. the gear icon to open the "Quick settings",
2. "See all settings",
3. "Filters and blocked addresses" and then click on
4. "Create new filter".
2. "See all settings",
3. "Filters and blocked addresses" and then click on
4. "Create new filter".
- To prevent an email from IAPM from ending up in the spam folder, enter "@iapm.net" in the "From" field.
- Click on "Create filter" to continue.
- In the new window that opens, select "Never send it to Spam".
- Confirm the settings by clicking on "Create filter".
Video tutorial - "Never send it to spam"
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