If you use email very often, it is quite likely that, at some point or other, you have encountered the problem of waiting for the arrival of an important email, and just at the moment when patience is the most How lost, you realize that the system had automatically referred it to the junk section (or spam, which in the end is a pretty or more attractive way of calling it).
This can be, without a doubt, a real headache, which can be easily solved when we wait for that email that in theory never arrives. But, what happens with some emails from apparently trusted sources (such as could be the case of a co-worker or a friend), that we do not know that we are going to receive them, but that they are still important? Perhaps your friend proposed to you by mail, and since you had never received an email from her before, the system thought it was spam and you never found out.
To avoid this type of problem, it is always useful to try to access your spam tray several times a week ; Or, at least, do it from time to time.
If you use Outlook Express , the user can create a series of settings to identify what types of emails can be added to the inbox, while those that do not will automatically go to the spam folder. However, there is no “junk folder” icon in the navigation panel of this popular application, so it is not so easy to find it, at least at first.
To find the folder in question, it is necessary to have the application open, and click on the Go button. Then, we must click on Folder List , where we will find a nice section that reads Junk email . Indeed, you have just found the spam folder, that place where the email in which your friend declared to you some years ago was moved …
Once inside, you can do three things: delete it completely, leave it where it is, or move it to the inbox or any other folder you want. If it is not late yet, even if you wish, you can reply or resend it.
As we can see, even though finding the section has been as simple as it is simple, it would have been appreciated if the program developers had designed a more accessible and intuitive option. And although we all tend to hate spam emails (and their creators), not all email that goes to this folder could be spam.
