Spam

Onmeil.eu automatically filters out obvious spam — phishing attempts, mass mailings, spam campaigns — based on a combination of technical signals (DKIM, SPF, DMARC), sender reputation, and content analysis.

Email that gets flagged as spam lands in the Spam folder instead of your inbox.

Check the spam folder

1. Click Spam in the left-hand sidebar
2. Scroll through the list
3. If you find something that shouldn't be there: select the email and use the actions menu to move it back to your inbox

You should check the spam folder regularly — especially if you're expecting an important email that hasn't shown up.

Report an email as spam

If a spam message slips through and lands in your inbox, you can report it:

1. Open the email
2. Click More actions (the ⋮ menu) in the toolbar
3. Choose Report as spam

The email is moved to the Spam folder, and the filter learns from your report — so it keeps getting better over time.

Mark an email as NOT spam

If the filter got it wrong and a legitimate email ended up in Spam:

1. Open the Spam folder
2. Select the email
3. Use the actions menu and choose Not spam (or move it back to your inbox manually)

The filter takes note of this and learns to trust the sender.

How long does spam stick around?

Email in Spam is deleted automatically after a while (typically 30 days) — you don't have to empty the folder yourself. If you want to delete it manually, select the emails and choose Delete.

Block a persistent sender

For senders who keep coming back even after you report them, you can block them permanently:

1. Go to Settings → Spam and filters
2. Under SPAM, add the email address or the whole domain (using a *@domene.com pattern)

See Block sender for details.

Report vs. block vs. unsubscribe

What you do	When to use it
Report as spam	Spam and phishing — the spam filter learns
Unsubscribe from a newsletter	Legitimate newsletters you no longer want — we send an unsubscribe request to the sender
Block sender	Senders who ignore unsubscribe requests, or spam that just won't quit

Tips

• Check Spam weekly — important emails can occasionally end up there by mistake
• Report actively — the filter improves when you flag both false positives and false negatives
• Mark legitimate senders as VIP — VIP email never lands in Spam automatically