How to prevent 6crickets emails from landing in your spam folder

6crickets emails often contain time-sensitive, important notifications and reminders. This help article helps you ensure that 6crickets emails will never end up in your spam filter. 

Gmail

With Gmail, you can set up a filter to prevent 6crickets emails from going into the spam folder.

1. On your computer, open Gmail.
2. Open the desired email, for example, a notification email from 6crickets

3. Click the three dots in the top-right corner of the email.

4. Select "Filter messages like these."

5. Make sure <[e-mail]> is in "From" field, set other filter parameters as needed and select "Create filter"
6.  Check "Never send it to Spam" and "Also apply filter to matching conversations" boxes.
7. Click Create filter again

Outlook

1. Log in to your account at Outlook.com
2. Add the address to your contacts
   • Add the email address that is sending you emails (e.g. [e-mail]) to your Outlook.com Contacts. Outlook.com will usually deliver emails from addresses that are in your Contacts.
3. Add the address to your safe senders
   • Click the setting icon at the top-right corner and then View all Outlook settings
   • Select Junk email > Safe senders and domains
   • Add the domain (6crickets.com) to the list, press Enter
   • Go to Safe mailing lists
   • Add the email address ([e-mail]) to the list of Safe mailing lists
   • Save

Yahoo!

1. Log in to your account at Yahoo! Mail
2. Add the address to your contacts
   • Add the email address that is sending you emails (e.g. [e-mail]) to your Yahoo! Mail Contacts. Yahoo! will usually deliver emails from addresses that are in your Contacts.
3. Create a filter for the address
   • Mouse over the Settings menu icon and select Settings
   • Click Filters and then Add
   • Enter a Filter Name
   • Enter the domain (6crickets.com) in the Sender field
   • Select Inbox as the folder to deliver the email to
   • Click Save and then click Save again

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