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​How to whitelist an email address with Gmail

  1.  Sign in to your Gmail
  2.  Add the email address to your contacts
    • Add the email address that is sending you email (eg pete@mamma-advertising.com) to your Gmail Contacts. Google will usually deliver email from addresses that are in your Contacts.
  3.  Mark messages as ‘Not spam’
    1. If Gmail has marked emails you wish to whitelist as spam, tell Gmail the emails are not spam.
    2. In Gmail, navigate to the spam folder.
    3. Search for emails containing the domain you wish to whitelist (eg mamma-advertising.com).
    4. Select all the emails shown.
    5. Click More and then Not spam.
  4.  Create a filter for the address
    1. Click the cog icon in the top-right corner, and then Settings
         2. Click on Filters and then Create a new filter
         3. Either:
  •  enter the domain of the email you want to whitelist in the From field or
  •  enter the email address of the online group you want to whitelist in the To field
           4. Click Create filter with this search
           5. In the box headed When a message arrives that matches this search select Never send it to spam
           6. Click the Create filter button
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Tips:
  • Do not enter email addresses in both the From and To fields as Gmail will only filter in emails that meet both criteria
  • In both the From and To fields, you can enter either a specific email address or an entire domain
  • To enter multiple domains in each field separate them with OR as in “onlinegroups.net OR groups.yahoo.com”

See also Google’s help on Legitimate mail is marked as spam.

How to whitelist an email address with Outlook
(Windows Live Mail, Hotmail and MSN Mail)


  1.  Sign in to your account at Outlook.com
  2.  Add the email address to your contacts
    • Add the email address that is sending you email (eg pete@mamma-advertising.com) to your Outlook.com Contacts. Outlook.com will usually deliver email from addresses that are in your Contacts.
  3.  Add the address to your safe senders
    1. Click the cog icon in the top-right corner and then More mail settings
    2. Select Safe and blocked senders and then Safe senders
    3. Add add the domain of the email you want to whitelist to the list of Safe senders
    4. Return to Safe and blocked senders and then select Safe mailing lists
    5. Add the email address of the online group you want to whitelist to the list of Safe mailing lists
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Tips:
• In both the Safe senders and Safe mailing lists, you can enter either a specific email address or an entire domain
• In both the Safe senders and Safe mailing lists, you can enter multiple domains or email addresses

See also Outlook.com’s help on I didn’t receive an email someone sent me.
How to whitelist an email address with Yahoo Mail
  1. Sign in to your Yahoo Mail account
  2. Add the email address to your contacts

Create a filter for the address
​

1. Mouse over the Settings menu icon and select Settings
2. Click Filters and then Add
3.Enter a Filter Name
4. Either
    • enter the domain of the email you want to whitelist in the Sender field, or
    • enter the email address of the online group you want to whitelist in the Recipient field
5. Select Inbox as the folder to deliver the email to
6. Click Save and then click Save again
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Tips:

• Do not enter email addresses in both the Sender and Recipient fields as Yahoo! Mail will only filter in emails that meet both criteria
• In both the Sender and Recipient fields, you can enter either a specific email address or an entire domain
• Create a new filter for each domain or email address you want to whitelist

See also Yahoo! Mail’s help on An email was wrongly filtered as spam.

How to whitelist an email address with AOL Mail

Whitelisting or Blacklisting an Email Sender in AOL
You must add the email address or corporate domain of the sender to your address book or custom sender list to make sure email gets delivered to your AOL inbox. 

To whitelist a contact in AOL


I.
Click Contacts on the left navigation bar of your inbox screen.
II. Click the New Contact icon on the top bar and add the new contact information to the required fields.
III. Once completed, click the Add Contact button at the bottom.

Whitelisting Senders and Domains Using AOL Webmail

Replying to an email from a sender you want to whitelist will automatically add the list as a safe sender if you're using AOL webmail. Email from that domain will then be delivered straight to your inbox. The software will recognize that it's not spam. 

AOL Will Alert You

Upgrade to the most recent version of AOL if you're not already receiving alerts when emails land in your spam folder. If all else fails, AOL will let you know that something new has arrived. If you've been waiting for an email that is not appearing in your inbox, this is effectively a reminder to check your spam folder. You can even tell AOL how often you want to receive these alerts.
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    • Free Marketing Analysis - No Strings-No Sales Pitch
    • How Social Media is Changing Brand Building & Retail
    • Brick & Mortar Retail Touch Points Exposed
    • The Secret to a Good Mobile Website for Retailers
    • U.S. Newspaper Revenues Hit 50-Year Low in 2012
    • Future Retail Trends-2015
    • The Power Of Gen Y in Today’s And Tomorrow's Workplace [INFOGRAPHIC]
    • Brick And Mortar Retailers May Become Extinct If They Do Not Embrace The New Economy >
      • A Retailer's Guide to Webrooming
      • INFOGRAPHIC - Do men and women shop differently online?
    • How Big Is Amazon {INFOGRAPHIC}
    • Why retailers must excel in the 4 Cs instead of just the 4 Ps
    • E-tailers: Tips, Trends, and Reasons E-Commerce is About to Boom
    • Is Texting The New Marketing Engagement Frontier
    • Which Social Network's Users Make the Most Money? [INFOGRAPHIC]
    • 120 Awesome Marketing Charts, Graphs and Statistics
    • What It Costs A Business To Do Social Marketing
    • The NEW Retail Demographics
    • More Shoppers Reach for Mobile to Browse, Buy >
      • Online Reviews Influence Shoppers Most, but Print Catalogs Trump Social Networks
      • How Shoppers Use Smartphones to Save Money
      • Age, Gender Determine 'Go-To' Devices
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