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E-mails received in Inbox that are marked *******SPAM******

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marybess
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Recently, I am receiving e-mails in my Thunderbird Inbox and they are being labeled *******SPAM******. Do I have a way to adjust the Spam settings to 'train' the Thunderbird system as we are able to do with Junk Mail? These e-mails are from Mother Earth News, a publication to which I suscribe. And, thus far all the e-mails I am receiving with this message are ones that I have received for years from groups of which I am a member.

Recently, I am receiving e-mails in my Thunderbird Inbox and they are being labeled *******SPAM******. Do I have a way to adjust the Spam settings to 'train' the Thunderbird system as we are able to do with Junk Mail? These e-mails are from Mother Earth News, a publication to which I suscribe. And, thus far all the e-mails I am receiving with this message are ones that I have received for years from groups of which I am a member.

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That text is usually added by the server email but not by Thunderbird... Add the sender email address on the white list or add them as a safe sender on your email server...

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That text is usually added by the server email but not by Thunderbird... Add the sender email address on the white list or add them as a safe sender on your email server...

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