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Turn off SPAM filter, now and forever, 100% of the time, never send email to spam

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onetimeemail
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I have unchecked "Enable adaptive junk mail controls for this account" on the Account Settings/Junk Settings page.

I have unchecked "Enable adaptive junk filter logging" on the Global Junk Preferences/Security/Junk popup.

But messages still keep being placed in a mailbox called SPAM.

I don't want any messages sent to any boxes except my inbox. I don't care who or what tool thinks they are SPAM. I want them in my inbox.

What do I do to make this happen?

I have unchecked "Enable adaptive junk mail controls for this account" on the Account Settings/Junk Settings page. I have unchecked "Enable adaptive junk filter logging" on the Global Junk Preferences/Security/Junk popup. But messages still keep being placed in a mailbox called SPAM. I don't want any messages sent to any boxes except my inbox. I don't care who or what tool thinks they are SPAM. I want them in my inbox. What do I do to make this happen?

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david
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To my knowledge, Thunderbird doesn't use a folder called SPAM. That may be something that your email host is doing.