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Spam FAQ

 
General Questions
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What if I want to receive junk e-mail?
You can turn the Junk e-mail Assistant off at anytime by simply logging in to your Message Center, and turning OFF the Junk e-mail toggle switch on the Junk e-mail page. (Other applications, such as virus scanning, can also be turned on or off in this manner.)

However, if too much legitimate e-mail is being detained, first try setting "Filter Sensitivity" to moderate or lenient and/or uncheck any "Filter Categories" that are unwanted. It also helps to explicitly list certain e-mail addresses to allow their messages through the filters, regardless of content. Do this by entering valid addresses in the Approved Senders field.

What happens in the event that the e-mail processing servers' fail?
A large number of enterprise-scale servers are dedicated to processing e-mail. However, in the event of a catastrophe, e-mail will be passed through the system by defaulting to your e-mail provider's regular mail servers. There will be no noticeable performance hit. Any suspect messages that were diverted to the Message Center are contained on redundant disk storage devices that are backed up.

How often is e-mail deleted from the Message Center?
E-mail messages are kept in the Message Center for 14 days following the receipt of the message--this includes any messages that have been moved to your "Trash Folder". After 14 days from first receipt, any message will be deleted. e-mail service providers will send an e-mail activity report on a regular basis to remind you to check your Message Center. You can also access the Message Center at any time.

What if I receive spam, what should I do with it?
If junk e-mail reaches your inbox, you can simply delete the message or forward it to abuse@bright.net. You can also visit the Message Center and add the sender's address to your "Blocked Senders" list if it appears to be a repeat offender, preventing that sender from reaching the inbox again. It might also be useful to try increasing the sensitivity level in the configuration or turn on specific filter categories.

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