I would say a full 80% of my Spam/Junk contents are added there by the
server rather than via SpamSieve handling.
If you go into your spam folder in MM and right click on the column
headers, choose to see the “SpamSieve Score” column. If there is a
count in that column, it was analyzed by SpamSieve. If there is no
count, then more than likely, it was already added to the Spam folder by
the server itself.
Steve Mayer
smaye...@me.com
On 13 Jan 2025, at 8:38, Michael Sauer wrote:
I don’t know. I guess that I could check AOL (which is where the
Amazon messages age going) to see what might be there.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Michael Sauer
On 13 Jan 2025, at 6:36, Steve Mayer wrote:
Michael,
Are you sure the messages are being put into the spam folder by
SpamSieve or are they being put there on the server side?
Steve Mayer
smaye...@me.com
On 13 Jan 2025, at 8:33, Michael Sauer via mailmate wrote:
Is there a resource that can help me to understand how to use
Mailmate and Spamsieve together?
I keep getting emails (from Amazon for example) that keep showing up
in my Spam folder. I mark them as not spam and then move them out of
spam. But the next email shows up in Spam again. I have even tried
to put amazon.com on the allow list. And the messages keep going to
Spam. If I can’t trust the Spam process and I have to keep looking
in the Spam folder then I wonder if it is worth using Spamsieve at
all.
Has anyone solved this problem or offer a suggestion about this?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Also, I am using Mailmate and Spamsieve on two Macs and read mail on
both of them and have Spamsieve operating on both of them.
Michael Sauer
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