Hardly any junk mail - mail is forwarded from Yahoo

I decided to start using .Mac mail today. I've been using Yahoo as my account. For now I'm keeping my same email address so I set Yahoo to forward all mail to my .Mac account.
I usually get 100+ junk messages a day. For most of today, I've only gotten a couple and those are nothing like the crazy type of junk emails I get.
I have the preferences to not keep the Junk on the server, so in the Junk mail showing up on the computer is just a couple.
I'm assuming the Yahoo is forwarding all the junk but where they heck are they.
Only care so that I can view to check when messages are improperly marked as junk AND I wonder if there are other emails that are not getting to me.

Hello, again -
After reading discussions about a similar topic, I figured out how to fix the problem.  Somehow, the .mbox suffix had been removed from the Home>Library>Mail>junk folder.
I added the suffix, and now it works.  Where it went in the first place, I don't know.

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