HotMail

HotMail calls SPAM "Junk." When Junk filtering is enabled (and it is by default), all Junk is automatically sent to the Junk E-Mail folder, where it is automatically deleted after 5 days.

To tell HotMail not to send petromarket.net mail to the Junk E-Mail folder in the future, put a checkmark next to the petromarket.net mail found in the Junk E-Mail folder and click Not Junk.

If HotMail continues to consider messages from petromarket.net to be Junk, click Options, then Junk E-Mail Protection, then Safe List. Then type "petromarket.net" into the page and click Add.

Yahoo Mail

Yahoo refers to SPAM as "Spam," and it calls Spam-blocking "SpamGuard." If you are a Yahoo Mail Plus user, Spam-blocking is called "SpamGuard Plus." When SpamGuard and SpamGuard Plus are enabled (and they are by default), all SPAM is automatically sent to the Bulk folder, where it is automatically deleted after 30 days.

To tell SpamGuard Plus not to send petromarket.net mail to the Bulk folder, put a checkmark next to the petromarket.net mail found in the Bulk folder and click Not Spam. Regular SpamGuard users can move a petromarket.net message marked as Spam into the Inbox by putting a checkmark next to the message and clicking Move > Inbox. However, Regular SpamGuard users may still find future petromarket.net messages in the Bulk folder.

GMail

GMail refers to SPAM as "Spam," and while it doesn't refer to SPAM Blocking by any particular name, it is set to block SPAM by default. All SPAM is automatically sent to the Spam folder, where it is automatically deleted after 30 days.

To tell GMail not to send petromarket.net mail to the Spam folder in the future, put a checkmark next to the petromarket.net mail found in the Spam folder and click Not Spam.