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I have a recurring email that continues to go to "junk" when I confirm it is "safe." I use Microsoft Outlook
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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I'm not sure if you're mean to reply this to me or to somebody else? This wasn't a reply to your post nor was it intended to make fun of you specifically?
I read just fine. It just so happened I never saw what you are referring to. Thank you for your most sarcastic reply.
I have decided to just check my junk mail daily. There doesn't seem to be a resolution to this for me. Thanks for trying
People unfortunately don't read. I already posted about being almost sure it's an 'issue' on Microsoft's side a while ago and I saw your post too kind of confirming what I already assumed. But nevertheless, people in here keep trying to find settings that will do the trick (although some people apparently have settings that work, but they should've found that out before posting here IMO).
sorry you didn't understand the solution that worked for me. I did NOT change the setting for junk email in Outlook although Outlook is set to let all emails pass through. I changed it on the server where my emails are stored.