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2023 Digital Planner | Monthly and Weekly | Vertical Layout

12 month digital planner. Includes: -2023 Calender -Yearly overview pages -Monthly calendar -Monthly overview -Weekly overviews -Weekly spreads (vertical layout)

By Marilyn Jaynes, Yahoo Mail Community Manager

Spam email is annoying, which is why we work hard to add new ways to block unwanted emails from making their way into your inbox. Yahoo’s spam-blocking rate is above 99.9%, and we’re proud of that. But there are still those rare .01% instances when junk mail gets past us. Below are some tips that will help you spot, mark and organize spam so you can spend more time in your inbox reading the emails you actually want to be reading. Happy spam hunting!

Tip #1: How To Spot Spam

One of the best ways to spot spam is to check the email address of the message sender. If the address seems suspicious (a mix of letters and numbers, unknown domain, etc.) the safe bet is to not respond and to not click on any links in the email.

Received a suspicious email from “Yahoo” and wondering if it’s legit? Check the body of the email – if there’s a hyperlinked word or phrase (for example, “click here!”) chances are the email is coming from a spam account. Yahoo always lists the link URL (for example, “click here: https://yahoomail.tumblr.com/”) so you can clearly see where you’re clicking. You should also know that Yahoo Customer Care will never ask for personally identifiable information over email, does not have a phone number and will never ask for money for its services.

Tip #2: How To Mark Spam

When you spot spam in your inbox, it’s important that you mark the emails as spam rather than just deleting them. When you mark an email as spam, it improves our ability to spot spam in the future so that it doesn’t make it to your inbox in the first place.

To do this on desktop, tap the Spam button at the top of the email message followed by “Report Spam.” On mobile, you can either long press on the email message from your inbox, tap on the three dots  ("...") and click “Mark as Spam”, or mark as spam in the email message itself.

Tip #3: How To Organize Unwanted Email

Feel like promotional emails from brands and business you’ve subscribed to are cluttering your inbox but don’t want to risk missing out on a sale? On desktop, you can create a separate folder, such as “Promotions,” to filter emails out of your main inbox. Just select the “Filter Emails Like This” option in the right-click menu on a message. And remember, if the emails are still bothersome, you can always unsubscribe using the links at the bottom of the email.

To filter emails on the Android app, click on Settings from the Menu/Sidebar, click on Filters and select the account you want to filter. Here, you can add filters or edit the ones you’ve already set up.

Starting of the day right by going to the Farmers Market.

I’ve never done this alone as my weekends were always regarded as time off work and all I wanted was to be home relaxing. Though, I’m not unemployed just yet, I wanted to make a conscious effort to make a habit out of planning something for myself. Get out of the house and adventure. 

I’ve always be extra conscious on time and lived on a schedule. Though I actually do enjoy organizing and scheduling my day, its so odd, to view time in a different way. I don’t have to be on a schedule, I don’t have to go to bed early, I don't have to wake up and leave the house by 7AM just to ensure I get parking. 

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