White-List

Instructions on how to “white-list” Ticket@springfieldgeeks.com

Here’s how to whitelist an email in common email providers:

Gmail:

• Go to Gmail’s settings (gear icon) and select “See all settings”.
• Navigate to “Filters and blocked addresses”.
• Click “Create a new filter”.
• Enter the email address (ticket@springfieldgeeks.com) or domain (springfieldgeeks.com) in the “From” field.
• Check the box that says “Never send to spam”.
• Click “Create filter”. 

Outlook (Desktop):

• Click the “Home” tab, then “Junk” in the “Delete” group.
• Select “Junk E-mail Options”.
• Go to the “Safe Senders” tab.
• Click “Add” and enter the email address (ticket@springfieldgeeks.com).
• Click “OK” and “Save”. 

Outlook (Web):

• Go to your Outlook settings (gear icon).
• Select “Mail” and then “Junk email”.
• Under “Junk email,” scroll down to “Senders” and click “Safe senders and domains”.
• Click “+ Add safe sender”.
• Enter the email address (ticket@springfieldgeeks.com) and click “OK,” then “Save”. 

Outlook (Mobile):

• Open the email you want to whitelist.
• Tap the three dots in the top right corner.
• Tap “Move to Focused Inbox”.
• In the popup box, tap the radius button for “Move this and all future messages” then tap “MOVE TO FOLDER”. 

Important Notes:

• You can whitelist a specific email address or an entire domain. 
• Whitelisting ensures emails from those sources will arrive in your inbox and won’t be marked as spam. 
• If you receive a lot of emails from a domain, it’s best to whitelist the domain rather than individual email addresses.