How to Whitelist our Emails

FirstService Residential will be periodically emailing you important matters regarding your community. In order to ensure your receive these communications you should add our email address to your safe sender list.

You can allow mail from specific email addresses to safely come into your inbox without it being placed in your junk or spam folder by whitelisting email addresses within your email client or Internet security software and adding email addresses to a safe senders list. Each program has different steps in order to do this. Please refer to the software you have and follow the instructions:
 
AOL
WebMail

  1. Open the email.

  2. Click on the sender's name and email address.

  3. Click "Add to Address Book" in the window that appears.

  4. Enter any additional information.

  5. Click Save.

AOL (version 9.0 or higher)

  1. Copy the "from" address from the latest email (or you can copy the addresses listed above).

  2. In the pop-up box, select Add.

  3. Paste the copied address/type the address required in the Other email field.

  4. Make the newly added address the "Primary email address" by checking the checkbox.

  5. Select Save.

AOL 8.0

  1. Select Mail in the Menu on the top of the screen.

  2. Select Mail Controls.

  3. The Mail Control Screen would be displayed. Select Next.

  4. Select Customize Mail Controls for this Screen Name and click Next.

  5. You can select "Allow email from all AOL members, email addresses and domains" (allows all emails).

  6. Select Next until the Save button shows up at the bottom.

  7. Select Save.

AOL 7.0

  1. Select Mail in the Menu on the top of the screen.

  2. Select Mail Controls.

  3. The Mail Control Screen would be displayed. Select Next.

  4. Select Customize Mail Controls for this Screen Name and click Next.

  5. In the exclusion and inclusion parameters, include the domain xxxxx.com (replace the xxxxx with the domain name).



BellSouth / AT&T Web Email

  1. Open your mailbox.

  2. Select Options on the top right hand side > Mail Options > Filters > Add Filter.

  3. Select Filters.

  4. Click "Add Filter".

  5. In the top row, labeled From Header, select contains from the pull down menu. Enter the address in the text box next to the pull down menu.

  6. Example: You can either give a specific email address or use @xxxxx.com or *xxxxx.com to whitelist the domain (replace the xxxxx with the domain name).

  7. Move down to the bottom where there is the option Move the message to. Select Inbox from the drop-down menu.

  8. Select the Add Filter button once again.


Comcast SmartZone

  1. Click Address Book.

  2. Click "New" and choose "New Contact".

  3. Add the email address and any additional information.

  4. Click Save.


Cox.net Email

  1. Go to WebMail Inbox window.

  2. Click "Preferences".

  3. Under General Email Preferences, click Blocked Senders.

  4. Type in the sender or domain you wish to allow in the Exceptions List.

  5. Click Add.

  6. Click Save.


EarthLink

  1. Open the Address Book.

  2. Click Add.

  3. Enter your contact's domain.

  4. Click Save.


Gmail

To ensure that you receive emails in your inbox, you can add the email address to your contact list. If one of our mails has been moved to the spam folder, you can mark it "Not Spam" to whitelist it.

  1. Select contacts from the options on the left side of the Gmail Inbox.

  2. Select Create Contact on the top menu.

  3. Enter the email address in the primary email box.

  4. Select Save.


MacMail

  1. Open the email.

  2. Ctrl-click the sender's email address and select "Open in Address Book."

  3. Verify the sender's contact details.

  4. Click Save.


McAfee SpamKiller

  1. Click Friends.

  2. Click Add.

  3. Enter your contact's domain.

  4. Click OK.


MSN

  1. Select Settings: Email | Junk e-mail (bottom left, just above Calendar).

  2. From the E-mail settings screen, select Junk E-mail Guard.

  3. Select Safe List.

  4. Enter the email address.

  5. Example: You can either enter a specific email address or use *xxxxx.com or @xxxxx.com to whitelist the domain (replace the xxxxx with the domain name).

  6. Select Add.


Mozilla Thunderbird

  1. Check if your contact's email is in your Junk folder, right-click on the email and choose "Mark As Not Junk".

  2. Click Address Book.

  3. Make sure that the Personal Address Book is highlighted.

  4. Click New Card, the New Card window will display.

  5. Under the Contact tab, copy your contact's "From" address and paste it into the Email dialog box.

  6. Click OK.


Norton AntiSpam

AntiSpam works along with Outlook, Outlook Express, Netscape and Yahoo, MSN/Hotmail to block spam mails before it reaches your inbox. To make sure emails reach you, you can add us to your Personal Friends list or Global Friends list. Here is how you can do that:

  1. Start Norton AntiSpam, select Status & Settings tab.

  2. Select AntiSpam.

  3. Select Configure button - right hand side bottom of the screen.

  4. Select Allowed List tab - second tab on the list of tabs.

  5. Select Add.

  6. Enter email address in the Email address box.

  7. Select OK.


Outlook

For 2003, 2007 and Express

Without an example email address in your inbox:

  1. Select Actions from the toolbar at the top of the screen.

  2. Select Junk E-mail.

  3. Select Junk E-mail Options...

  4. Click the Safe Sender tab.

  5. Click Add.

  6. Type in the email address you wish to add to your safe sender list.

  7. Click OK.

With an example email in your inbox:

  1. Open the email.

  2. In the Toolbar options at the top, click the Safe Lists drop-down.

  3. Note: This is located in the "Junk Email" section

  4. Select "Add sender to Address book".

  5. Click OK.

To white list an entire domain:

  1. Open the email.

  2. In the Toolbar options at the top, click the Safe Lists drop-down.

  3. Note: This is located in the "Junk Email" section

  4. Select "Add Sender's Domain (@example.com) to Safe Senders List.

  5. Click OK.

For 2010

  1. In Outlook, go to the Home tab.

  2. Click the Junk button.

  3. Choose "Junk E-Mail Options" from the drop-down list.

  4. Go to the Safe Senders tab.

  5. Type in either the email address or the domain name you wish to add.

  6. Click OK.

Express

  1. In Outlook, go to the Tools menu.

  2. Select "Address Book".

  3. Click New and select New Contact from the drop-down menu.

  4. Type in email address and include any details you want.

  5. Click OK.


Outlook.com (Formerly Hotmail)

  1. Open your Outlook mailbox.

  2. Select Options from the top right (next to the question mark).

  3. Select More options > Safe and blocked senders (under Preventing junk email) > Safe senders.

  4. In the space provided, enter the address.

  5. Example: You can either enter a specific email address or use *xxxxx.com or @xxxxx.com to whitelist the domain (replace the xxxxx with the domain name).

  6. Select Add to list.

  7. Ensure the safe mailing lists box has the address you entered, and select OK.



Verizon

  1. Open your Inbox.

  2. Click Options.

  3. Click Block Senders.

  4. Locate the “Safe List”.

  5. Enter your contact's domain.

  6. Click OK.


Yahoo

  1. Open your Yahoo mailbox.

  2. Select Options from the top menu > Mail Options > Filters > Add Filter.

  3. Select Filters.

  4. Click "Add Filter".

  5. In the top row, labeled From Header, select contains from the pull down menu. Enter the address in the text box next to the pull down menu.

  6. Example: You can either give a specific email address or use @xxxxx.com or *xxxxx.com to whitelist the domain (replace the xxxxx with the domain name).

  7. Move down to the bottom where there is the option Move the message to. Select Inbox from the drop-down menu.

  8. Select the Add Filter button once again.

 

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