Whitelist me!
I promise, this takes only seconds. If you’re using any email client other than Gmail, visit whitelist.guide and choose your email provider.
If you are using Gmail, the only foolproof way to whitelist a sender is to create a filter that categorizes the sender’s emails as belonging in the Primary inbox. This is not complicated at all, and takes less than 20 seconds. (It can only be done in a browser, though, not in a smartphone app.)
First, click the three dots in the right-hand corner of the email and choose “Filter messages like these.”
I promise, this takes only seconds. If you’re using any email client other than Gmail, visit whitelist.guide and choose your email provider.
If you are using Gmail, the only foolproof way to whitelist a sender is to create a filter that categorizes the sender’s emails as belonging in the Primary inbox. This is not complicated at all, and takes less than 20 seconds. (It can only be done in a browser, though, not in a smartphone app.)
First, click the three dots in the right-hand corner of the email and choose “Filter messages like these.”
Then, make sure the “From” line says “nicolina@nicolinamartin.com” and click “Create filter.”
Finally, check “Never send to Spam,” Categorize the email as “Primary,” check “Also apply filters to matching conversation(s),” and click “Create filter” again.
