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Make sure emails from Help the Aged don't end up as junk mail

Many email programmes contain filters to protect you from spam email. Sometimes, an email message that you wish to receive is incorrectly judged as spam and is sent to your junk folder.

You can take action to ensure that the messages you want come into your inbox.

To add Help the Aged to your 'safe senders' list, and ensure that our emails arrive safely in your inbox, follow the appropriate instructions for the email program you are using.

If the email program you use is not listed, please email us

Click to see a list of Help the Aged email addresses from which newsletters are sent.

AOL

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  1. Open your spam folder
  2. Click on the email you wish to receive and click the This Is Not Spam button

Hotmail

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  1. Open the Junk Email folder
  2. Click on the email you wish to receive
  3. Either click this is not Junk on the top menu bar, or Not Junk Mail on the middle yellow warning bar

Windows Live Mail (Beta)

 Windows Live screenshot

  1. Open the email message
  2. Click allow sender in the second yellow menu bar

Gmail / Googlemail

 Gmail screenshot

  1. Open the Spam folder
  2. Open the email you wish to receive and click the Not Spam button in the menu bar

Microsoft Outlook 2003

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  1. Right-click on the message you wish to receive
  2. Hold your mouse pointer over Junk Email and choose Add Sender to Safe Senders List or Add Sender's Domain (@example.com) to Safe Senders List.

Yahoo! Mail

 Yahoo screenshot

  1. Open the Bulk Email folder
  2. Open the email you wish to receive
  3. Click the Not Spam button in the menu bar above the email

Yahoo! Mail (Beta)

 Yahoo beta screenshot

  1. Right-click on the message you wish to receive
  2. Click Add Sender to Contacts

Outlook Express

Outlook Express does not have a built-in spam filter, so our email communications should arrive in your inbox automatically.

Email addresses used by Help the Aged to send newsletters

Copy the Help the Aged email address(es) you receive communications from and add them to your contacts lists to ensure that you receive the information you want into your inbox.

Regular newsletters
Communication Email address
Broadcast update@email.helptheaged.org.uk
Campaigns Diary campaigns@email.helptheaged.org.uk
Events Diary events@email.helptheaged.org.uk
Home Shopping homeshopping@email.helptheaged.org.uk
intune newsletter@intunegroup.co.uk
Policy Update policyunit@email.helptheaged.org.uk
Preventing Falls falls@email.helptheaged.org.uk
Sponsor A Grandparent news sponsor@email.helptheaged.org.uk
Website Update webmanager@email.helptheaged.org.uk
Seasonal and one-off communications
Communication Email address
Cows 'n' Things ethical gifts cowsnthings@email.helptheaged.org.uk
Emergency appeals emergency@email.helptheaged.org.uk
intune renewal reminders info@intunegroup.co.uk
Other intune communications intune@email.helptheaged.org.uk
My Home Life myhomelife@email.helptheaged.org.uk
One is the Saddest Number saddestnumber@email.helptheaged.org.uk
Public Affairs publicaffairs@email.helptheaged.org.uk
Leeds Abbey Dash 2008 email confirmation dash@email.helptheaged.org.uk
Leeds Abbey Dash 2008 email communications events@email.helptheaged.org.uk
 

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