On Wed, Apr 8, 2020 at 06:45 AM, Shal Farley wrote:
It will help with the spam filtering if you can set up the filter on the provider's webmail interface. The messages moved from Spam to INBOX will then download by POP like any others.
To quote Shakespeare...
Aye, there's the rub.* With the "old" BT web interface (+ POP) the only available option was to have the Spam box on or off. With the new one even
that limited choice has been removed. No safe senders list. :(
I have no objections to IMAP per se; it's just that for consistency's sake I would have to do 3 other email addresses as well (tedious), with no certainty that it would actually provide a means of achieving what I want to achieve. I will revisit BT's "guidance" because I think I saw some suggestion that with IMAP some tinkering is possible, but if I read things correctly that tinkering is from the email client, and the vintage of Outlook that I am using doesn't have any obvious means to do it. (I do have one IMAP address already that was foisted on me and I can see nothing useful in there.)
Chris.
* Hamlet, Act 3
