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daemon · 04-05-2010, 13:52

Hi,

I've been directing SpamCop autoresponses to my @ntlworld.com address happily for years but the introduction of VirginMedia's New Mail System has now resulted in them being sent to the Spam folder.

I don't like using the webmail interface (it uses way too many images and Firefox extensions i.e. Cookie Monster and NoScript cause all sorts of redirection problems which ultimately result in you being signed-out immediately after attempting to sign-in).

I would like to know how to stop SpamCop autoresponses being flagged as Spam. Is it sufficient just to mark a bunch of them as "Not Spam" or will I have to forward them elsewhere using a filter?

TIA.

04-05-2010, 13:52	#1
daemon Inactive Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Bedfordshire, UK Age: 64 Posts: 38	New Mail System flags SpamCop responses as Spam Hi, I've been directing SpamCop autoresponses to my @ntlworld.com address happily for years but the introduction of VirginMedia's New Mail System has now resulted in them being sent to the Spam folder. I don't like using the webmail interface (it uses way too many images and Firefox extensions i.e. Cookie Monster and NoScript cause all sorts of redirection problems which ultimately result in you being signed-out immediately after attempting to sign-in). I would like to know how to stop SpamCop autoresponses being flagged as Spam. Is it sufficient just to mark a bunch of them as "Not Spam" or will I have to forward them elsewhere using a filter? TIA.