Can I setup a spam filter on my ipad2 email?

How do I setup a spam filter on my ipad2 email?

You have to set up any spam filters in your webmail email using a browser. The Mail app on the iPad does not have a spam filter function. Go to your webmail and set it up in the account preferences.

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Can i setup a wifi router with my IPad2 without using a computer ?

This is going to depend on what wireless router got get. Some want to do all administration functions via a ethernet cable connection for security reasons.
Once the router is configured, you will no longer need a computer.
Try looking for a router that configures through a web browser & allows administration from a wifi connections.
I think the easiest thing will be to have a friend come over & configure with a laptop. I believe that you can configure the router without have a broadband connection. You could configure it at a friends house. Might not want to connect to the friends broadband so not to confuse your friends broadband. ( this is only a worry if the router also includes the broadband model. Just a wireless router without a modem is not worry ).
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Can't turn on Spam Filter

I have been trying to turn on the spam filter in my webmail (including "Save spam in the Spam Detector folder") but keep getting a message "Unable to update Spam Detector Settings." Is this a known problem that Verizon is working on?

Just did the following.
In Email: Settings>>Email Settings>>Spam Detector
Screen shows following:
Spam Detector is currently activated ON
Spam Detector: On
Spam Filtering: Save Spam in the Spam Detector Folder
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As a test I moved several emails from the Inbox by clicking on SPAM tab...They went into Spam Detector Folder
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Ground Hog Day redux with recurrent overly aggressive spam filter on Verizon outbound email

Each day I send out two emails. Each is to one addressee. Each contains as an attachment a jobs newsletter my two friends have asked me to forward. About every two weeks since this summer the Verizon spam filter identifies my emails as "spam." This then requires contacting the Verizon spam site and within a day or so I can send my two daily emails until the spam filter blocks them again.
Has anyone had any success with a more permanent fix? Is there anyone at Verizon who cares that their customers are being inconvenienced by their war against spam? I don't like being collateral damage in that war.
Thanks,
Bill

Verizon does care that legitimate emails are being blocked. That is why they have the [email protected] address available in the first place. It actually causes fewer problems than allowing spam to continue unabated, which leads to situations where entire DOMAINS block ALL Verizon mail for days, even weeks at a time. The outbound spam filter isn't perfect, but it IS a step forward.
Sending false positives to the [email protected] EVERY time is the best way to help the filter improve.
Some other troubleshooting steps you can try:
If you have a signature, try removing one line at a time from it and attempting to send the message again. Some signatures look like "ads" to the filters, apparently.
If you are using a pop3 client (Outlook, Outlook Express, etc.) try sending your message from the verizon.net website. If this resolves the issue, then it is something that your client is adding to the message that is causing it to be blocked.
If the Subject line of your message has a whole bunch of "Fwd: Fwd: Re: Fwd:" try removing some of them.
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How can I disable the Spam filter on Apple Mail?

Hi All!
About a year ago I installed Virus Barrier X6 with Personal Antispam on my 27 inch iMac. The Virus software seems great and I have no issues. The Antispam I have never installed and i have continued with the Junk options, however I have an issue with what I think is the Intego version (you may correct me) which is driving me mad!
On the left hand column of my Apple mail software is a folder headed 'ON MY MAC', called Spam. eBay messages, work messages, banking etc etc are going straight into there and I cannot seem to alter any settings.
The email is highlighted in purple and when I try right clicking, it offers only the standard options as with any other email. There are no spam options at the top of the screen, there is nothing on the Launchpad relating to it and when I search the mac (top right), there are absolutely no hits whatsoever entitled Spam or similar?
Since my recent update to M/Lion, the Intego Personal Antispam icon on Launchpad has disappeared by the way - so I cannot be sure that this is an Intego. Is it possibly an Apple generated icon?
I would be happy to keep it there if I could control it. If not, I just need rid of the thing. I cannot teach the software to learn or unlearn - so i am completely at its mercy. Your help would be very much appreciated.
Thank you in anticipation, John.
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It is caused by a rule within Apple Mail. Check Preference > Rules.
If Personal Antispam has disappeared, it's because the product was discountinued. See this link for that info plus some instructions on how to deal with what you are seeing: https://support.intego.com/entries/21639926-Personal-Antispam-Discontinued
Once Personal Antispam has been removed, you can just remove the folder manually (right click, remove).
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Can I setup groupwise client to use alternate outgoing email server?

hello,
our gateway email server is having problems sending out. Can I configure
groupwise client to send out directly to ATT email servers instead of our
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ATT is smtp.att.yahoo.com but requires login/password and SSL. it has to
be set to run on port 465.
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> our gateway email server is having problems sending out. Can I configure
> groupwise client to send out directly to ATT email servers instead of our
> gateway?
> ATT is smtp.att.yahoo.com but requires login/password and SSL. it has to
> be set to run on port 465.
Only if you set up a separate POP3 or IMAP4 account in your GW client.
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problems are easily fixed.
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Email spam filter

I am using Intuit's GoPayment to process my credit card payments from customers. GoPayment allows me to email a receipt to my customer but many do not have email addresses so I purchased the HP3522 ePrinter so that I could email the receipt directly to the printer's email address enabling me to provide them with a printed receipt. The email spam filter is rejecting these emails. Intuit creates the email and sends it with my gmail account listed as sender. (I have the settings on the printer set to accept ANY addresses). Anyone else have this issue?
I am able to send the receipt to myself and then send that email to the printer but that seems rather counter-productive and time-consuming. Is there a way to get these receipts to print on this printer without this added step??
I paid for the printer, the paper, and the ink cartridges - shouldn't it be MY decision if spam emails are using it up??? Please, let ME decide what is spam!!!

Hi CARParts. The spam filter for email prints cannot be overridden. If the subject line is blank, that could be a reason it is being blocked, but I imagine it has something typed in. If you wish to print these receipts a workaround to consider would be to have them sent to your email directly and then save/convert them to a PDF file, and then send to the printer.
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Messaging server spam filter

Hi All,
We are using messaging server.
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We are facing problem with spam filter once we declare [email protected] is SPAM message next time is any message come from abc@example it should move to the SPAM folder.But it is not happening with out mail server.Please help me.
Regards
kk

kkdas wrote:
We are facing problem with spam filter once we declare [email protected] is SPAM message next time is any message come from abc@example it should move to the SPAM folder.
How are you "declaring" [email protected] to be a "Spam" message?
Sun Messaging Server will only file an email to the Spam folder if you have configured your third-party anti-spam software to flag the email as Spam (e.g. add a custom header) and have written the appropriate channel filter.
This has already been discussed here:
http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5422791&messageID=10932615
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Shane.

When i try to set up my icloud account the system says it is sending me an email to verify. I never get the email and it is not in my spam filter. How can i get set up??

when i try to set up my icloud account the system says it is sending me an email to verify. I never get the email and it is not in my spam filter. How can i get set up??

Make sure that your Apple ID is your email address and you do not have any other or old IDs associated with you. Go to www.appleid.apple.com and confirm this info. Make sure that the email address you are trying to sign up with is your primary one.

Is there a limit to number of conditions I can set in Mail's spam filter?

There seems to be a limit to the amount of conditions I can set in Mail's spam filter. ie there's no scroll bar down the side - the list just goes as long as my computer monitor's length will allow, and that's it.
Is that right - or is there a way to set more than about 28 conditions (in my case).

Tim,
yes, you can add more conditions (I don't know whether this is a limit or not) using AppleScript - the problem with the approach is that you will have somewhat of a hard time editing the rule in Mail after that as the buttons at the bottom of the window will no longer be accessible...
Look at the following AppleScript as an example on how to add a new condition to a rule called "Junk Rule"
Click to open this script in your Script Editor<pre style="font-family: 'Monaco', 'Courier New', Courier, monospace; overflow:auto; padding: 0.2em; font-size: 10px; width:500px">tell application "Mail"
tell rule "Junk Rule"
set theNewCondition to make new rule condition at end of rule conditions
tell theNewCondition
set rule type to subject header
set expression to "viagra"
set qualifier to does contain value
end tell
end tell
end tell</pre>
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How can i turn off the spam filter?

How can i turn off the spam filter for HP eprintcenter?

zanganah;
I hope you are doing well and sorry to learn that you are having this issue;
Most of the time when you have issues receiving emails is that the email have something like FWD subject line. Eliminate that.
Does the email have a title? Make sure it does.
ePrint emails can only have one email address in the “To:” field. To send an email to your printer and to additional email addresses of friends and family at the same time, put your printer's email address in the “To:” field, and put your friends/family email addresses in the “BCC” (blind carbon copy) field.
Also this are some of the limitations of the service to keep in mind;
The attachment size or number of attachments exceeded the allowed limit.
There is a 5 MB limit to the email and a 5MB limit to each attachment. HP ePrint supports a maximum of 10 attachments to a single email. Emails that exceed these limits will not print.
Is the attached file supported by ePrint? Supported attachments include:
Microsoft Word
Microsoft PowerPoint
Microsoft Excel*
Text files (.txt)
PDF
HTML
Images (bmp, jpg, png, gif, tiff)
* HP strongly recommends that you preview documents in Excel before printing.
Hope this helps:
RobertoR
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Verizon spam filter not working---how can I stop the massive influx of SPAM?

For more than 5 months I have tolerated the massive influx of Spam from my emial account. I check my spam filter settings, my outlook junk mail settings, and even resorted to deleting spam one by one. There has to be some solution to stopping this push of junk mail from the server to my inbox.
Any ideas and suggestions?

SPAM Detector tool - for incoming email only
What does SPAM DETECTOR tool do?
Your ability to communicate with family or friends can be hindered by unsolicited email or "spam". If you have your SPAM Detector ON, it will sift and catch unsolicited emails sent to your email account and either present them in the SPAM Detector folder or delete them. (Note: You can adjust your SPAM Detector settings in the Settings/Email Settings tab within Message Center.)
Furthermore, if there are emails you deem as SPAM, you can “Mark as SPAM” by selecting the email from your email inbox list view and select SPAM icon from top menu bar. It will put the email in your SPAM Detector folder and send an email to the VZ Abuse team and third party vendor to evaluate. If it is deemed SPAM, SPAM Detector definitions/rules will be updated.
Please note that marking email as SPAM does not add the email to the Blocked Senders list. Furthermore, SPAMMERs rarely use the same email address more than once to send SPAM.
With that said, You should start doing the following:
You- should start reporting the spam with a spam button in the webmail client
For-ward spam emails that were not caught to [email protected]
Set your e-mail filter. An e-mail filter and spam blocking software are absolutely critical. Set these security measures to update automatically to ensure that you are protected from the latest threats.
NEVER reply to spam. Replying to spam, even to "unsubscribe," could set you up for more spam.
Protect your e-mail address and instant message ID. If you must post this information online, set up two identities, one for real use and one for online activities.
Be wary of e-mail attachments. Change the settings on your e-mail program so that images and attachments are not opened automatically. Only open attachments from users known to you.
Watch out for phishing scams. Don't click on links in e-mails or instant messages unless the sender is known to you. Instead, open a separate web browser and visit the site directly.
Create smart and strong passwords. Use a combination of letters, numbers, and symbols.
Never enter your personal information in a pop-up window. You may not be able to tell when a scammer has hijacked a seemingly legitimate site.
Don't fill out online surveys, or register for contests or fan clubs. These may be fronts for spammers trying to collect your e-mail address

Can I set up a spam filter for my iPad like I have on my Mac?

Can I set up a spam filter for my iPad like I have on my Mac?

The Mac OS X Mail application has a "Junk" function that works locally, on the Mac, and just puts emails from previously designated "junk" addresses into a separete folder, so you don't have to wade thru all that spam in your Inbox. It's a very elegant and simple, local solution, that I dearly miss on iOS.
I did submit a request for it at Apple Feedback page.
http://www.apple.com/feedback/

Exchange 2013 SPAM filter- can wildcards be used for partial word matching?

We have migrated to Exchange 2013 and have set up the Anti-Spam and Anti-Malware features. One thing I am trying to figure out is how to setup a wildcard filter for partial words. For example, I have Viagra listed but it doesn't catch something
like USviagra. How would I set a filter for catching anything that ahs the word Viagra buried in it?
Thanks.

I have also seem a large increase in spam since upgrading to Exchange 2013.The malware engines are enabled and content filtering is turned on but everyone is getting about 20 emails a day from the Pfizer eStore. ForeFront used to block it all.
Also images are blocked in standard emails but in these Viagra emails the images all show!
The title is always a bit different too and it is spelt with extra i's. Surely this shouldn't be too much and defeat the content filter!
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Is there a Spam filter for Mail? In iOS 5?

I haven't seen this question posted for a couple of years, so I'm curious if iOS 4 has addressed my concern. Can Mail for iPod Touch 4th Generation be set up with some sort of spam filter? I have very good filters associated with my various email accounts at their servers (Gmail, GoDaddy, Earthlink) but all of these accounts pass the spam through to my iPod.
Will this be fixed in iOS 5?
And also ... why do some messages not offer the "Trash Can" icon, but only the multiple button option to "Move to>Trash"?
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No. iOS5 isn't out yet. We don't know what's in it. But likely there isn't.

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