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--- keep_yahoo_emails_out_of_spam [2020.08.16 16:20] – [Keeping Yahoo and Verizon Emails Out of Spam in Gmail] Steve Isenberg
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 =====Keeping Yahoo and Verizon Emails Out of Spam in Gmail====
-For unknown reasons, gmail tends to throw emails with yahoo.com and verizon.net addresses into Spam.  So your good friend Louie with email louie@yahoo.com sends you a message and you don't see it until you look in your Spam.  Bummer.  Wouldn't it be nice to fix this?  Read on, Louie.
+For unknown reasons, gmail tends to throw emails with yahoo.com and verizon.net addresses into Spam.  So your good friend Louie with email louie@yahoo.com or Dewie with a Verizon address dewie@verizon.net sends you a message and you don't see them until you look in your Spam folder.  Bummer.  Wouldn't it be nice to fix this?  Read on (and then you won't miss Louie and Dewie's emails!) \\ (Thanks to DS for pointing out a way to make this process shorter and easier!)
-. Log into Gmail and select Settings.  It's the gear in the upper right.\\
+. Log into Gmail and click on the dropdown at the top of your screen. \\
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+. In the form that appears, in From, put ”yahoo.com OR verizon.net” as you see in the picture.  You can also add “OR aol.com” if you want.  Click on **Continue**.\\
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-. In Quick settings, click on **See all settings**.\\
+. On the next dialog, select **Never send it to Spam** and **Also apply filter to matching conversations**.  If you want to apply a label, you can do that.  Then click **Create Filter**.\\
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-. Choose **Filters and Blocked Addresses**, on top.\\
+. It might take a minute or two for gmail to finish thinking.  From now on your yahoo and verizon email friend's messages will go to your inbox!
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-. Scroll to the bottom and select **Create a new filter**.\\
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-. In the From, put ”yahoo.com OR verizon.net” as you see in the picture.  You can also add “OR aol.com” if you want.  Click on **Continue**.\\
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-. On the next dialog, select **Never send it to Spam** and **Also apply filter to matching conversations**.  If you want to apply a label, you can do that.  Then click **Update filter**.\\
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-. It might take a minute or two to finish.  From now on your yahoo and verizon email friend's messages will go to your inbox!
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