This *does* mean junk mail filtering becomes the responsibility of the email client (such as Microsoft Outlook Windows Mail, etc.), not Comcast. By turning the filter off altogether, we ensure that all mail comes through no matter which email checking method is being used. If they DO get downloaded, they’ll likely end up in the Inbox of the user’s email client anyway – so the result is the same. POP3 is very often focused on downloading only the contents of the “Inbox” folder, meaning the contents of that webmail “Spam” folder might not get downloaded. Note: Some of you will ask, why not just turn on the “keep local copy” option in the Comcast email panel, so Spam is visible in the Spam folder in your Comcast webmail? This is actually a fine option for people who use Comcast’s web-based email interface only… but it does little to help users who check their email via POP3 in Microsoft Outlook, their phone, etc. That’s it! You should now immediately be able to receive email from senders who were previously having trouble reaching you. STEP 4: Click Disable Spam filter and click SAVE. You can call 1-800-COMCAST to have them walk through making your account Unrestricted so you can change your Spam Filter settings. Your primary Comcast username is an Unrestricted account, and can make other sub-accounts Unrestricted. * If you do not see an Edit button, you are probably logged in as a Restricted account. STEP 3: Under Email Settings, next to Spam filter, click the Edit button*. STEP 1: Login to with your Comcast email address and password.
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This video explains what is happening, and how to fix it. Is someone not receiving your email at a Comcast address? Or are you the Comcast customer not receiving all your email?
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