how can i get rid of my bulk mailbox,i dont want it at all!, thanx,  jack?
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In Yahoo mail you can not get rid of the bulk mail folder.
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Buy and use a spam filter, or use the ones provided by your ISP to filter the spam into a Junk Mail folder. You can also use Outlook to create Rules to block by content--- go to the Help tool and search for Rules. You really can't stop them from coming--- once the spammers know your address is valid, there is not much you can do. The link below will tell you some good tips for not getting on those lists in the first place.
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you cant do it in one click\n\nyou can only delete 200 mails in one click
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There are 3 ways you can pursue:\n\n1. report their mail as spam & next time onwards their mails will automatically be sent to your spam/bulk folder.\n2. Block their e-mail ids & you will not receive any e-mail from them.\n3. Manually delete/ignore their mails.
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first of all go to your messagr optiion.select sent items.select yor which needed to delete select it & press ok ,select delete option press ok .then your message will delete & no. also
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Go to your mail options and set your spam filter higher.\nYahoo spam filters are pretty smart and I rarely if ever find non-spam emails in my bulk folder and I have my spam settings set to the highest.
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To which e-mail program are you referring?\n\nIf it is Yahoo, just go to your inbox, select all the messages, and then click on the "Delete" button.\n\nThe Bulk folder has an option to empty it without even looking at the contents of it. Just look for the "Empty" button next to the "Bulk" button.\n\nHope I could help you...
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Question is not really clear.\n\nIf it is unwanted, why do you care where it goes.\n\nIf good mail is going into the bulk folder, you can open the letter and then click the  "Not Spam" button while the message is displayed.\n\nIf you would rather all the junk m,ail go to the trashcan instead, yo can do this by using your filters and filter out what you do not want.
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Yes I do.  I have it set on high. The ones that do get through go to my bulk mail and stay there for a week and then are automatically deleted.  That gives me time to look themover and see if I want any of them.  I can set it to delete them automatically without looking at them.
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go through and delete any thing you dont need!
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In my maibox. I get 16-20 emails of this nature that my Spam detector shunts into  the "Bulk" maibox. When I check my mail, I simply delete the whole 00000000*&*^&#@"?!? mess of them. survey offers and all.\nYou can do it too!
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First, turn your SPAM guard on.\n\nSecond, for all the recognised emails, set their own filter. However, you only have 15 to go. To go more than that, you need to pay a little.\n\nThird, filter the rest by a common character, e.g. @ or . which would sure to appear in an email, and set a folder for it.
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I used to get that many, and more!  Signing up for "free" things, sometimes allows those sites to  have "third parties" use your email address.  The best although the longest time-wise way  to get rid of bulk, is to sit there one day when your box is full, and click on each one, scrolling to the bottom and clicking on the "unsubscribe" link located in that particular email.  Unfortunately, not all emails you receive in your bulk folder have this option.  Those are true "spam" emails.  For those (if you're talking about your Yahoo! account) it's best to move them to your inbox, then after you've gone through each one and opted out, going back to your inbox, clicking the tick box next to each one, and clicking "spam" at the top of the page.  That sends a copy to Yahoo! and it also puts a block on the senders email address.  Each email from solicitors is supposed to have an opt-out option (unsubscribe) at the end of each email they send out.  That is a regulation/law noted in the Can-Spam act.  But again, not all have them....I know it will take a bit of time, but in the end, you'll end up with very few emails in your bulk folder daily.  Just make sure you are careful when you put in your email address on any site.  Read the instructions carefully when  you sign up for anything online, and if there is a box to tick that says "yes allow third party offers" or some such thing, always make sure you don't check it, or uncheck it before continuing.  If you still receive emails from third parties, then just go into your bulk folder and unsubscribe/opt-out as I mentioned before.
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I'm not sure that I understand your question, but...\n\nI got the Mailwasher trial program.  You can choose to blacklist senders and bounce their emails back to them.  It will appear that your email address is no good, so rather than fill their box up with returned mail they will take your address off their list.  It takes a small amount of time and a bit of patience, but if you use it for a while your inbox will be rid of most annoying emails.  And, if you don't upgrade (which I will soon do) it is free.
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Download Spam Killer Frog......\n\nSearch the web using Yahoo or Google...Use the wrods I have listed above...u will get a program used to remove Spams....\n\nOther then this go to www.download.com  then go to download spamm killer section u will get a lot of spam killers...\n\nand plz rate my answer as the best answer
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You can activate your 'Bulk' mail, perhaps still on 'Off' mode. Or, for example for the Yahoo! Personals, you can click the 'Unsubscribe' link, normally it is always contained in every email you receive,  and follow the instruction to unsubscribe it.
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i'm assuming it's on yahoo, so click all of the messages then click junk, but you have to have it set so that any mail coming to your junk folder gets deleted automatically