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Nexit: To Receive Email Verification From Yahoomail? Read This!

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How to whitelist an email address with Yahoo! Mail

Sign in to your account at Yahoo! Mail and do the following.

Add the address to your contacts

Add the email address that is sending you email, let's use nexit mail here e.g ([email protected]) to your Yahoo! Mail Contacts. Yahoo! will usually deliver email from addresses that are in your Contacts.

Create a filter for the address

Mouse over the Settings menu icon and select Settings

Click Filters and then Add

Enter a Filter Name

Either

enter the domain of the email you want to whitelist in the Sender field, or

enter the email address of the online group you want to whitelist in the Recipient field

Select Inbox as the folder to deliver the email to

Click Save and then click Save again

To whitelist all email from a domain, enter the domain in the Sender field

To whitelist an online group, enter the group email address in the Recipient field

Tips:

Do not enter email addresses in both the Sender and Recipient fields as Yahoo! Mail will only filter in emails that meet both criteria

In both the Sender and Recipient fields, you can enter either a specific email address or an entire domain

Create a new filter for each domain or email address you want to whitelist

See also Yahoo! Mail’s help on An email was wrongly filtered as spam.

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Creepy Psychological Tricks You May Not Know

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When you are talking to someone, suddenly look behind him. He will immediately turn and look behind himself to see what it was that made you look. If you do this 3â€“4 times he will be throughly creeped out and will actually change his position so he can himself command the view of whatâ€™s behind him. It works even better in a situation where thereâ€™s a view behind. This trick is truly creepy because in the right kind of ambiance, the person feels thereâ€™s someone he cannot see, and quickly freaks out.

When you are talking to someone, look at your watch with sudden movement. The person you are talking to will feel very uncomfortable that he is encroaching on your time and will try to leave you. He may even ask you if yo are in a hurry. (Somehow, looking for time on your mobile phone does not produce the same result, though looking at a wall clock does.)

When you are talking to someone, abruptly shush him in the middle and try to act as if youâ€™re trying to listen to something faint that he couldnâ€™t hear. You might add some special effects like: â€˜Hey, did you hear that?â€™ Very creepy! Do it a couple of times and he will turn very uncomfortable.

When you are talking to someone, if you lower your volume or whisper, the person will automatically lower his own volume to suit your pitch or whisper back, even if he doesnâ€™t know why you suddenly whispered. It works best in argument situations, explanations, lecture or controlling others when somebody is getting louder than you like. You lower your volume and he has to climb down.

(Many people believe that speaking louder gives them more authority. This is not always true. In any argumentative or any other situation where we want to control the reigns in our hands, lowering volume always helps. We automatically gain authority and control over the person or persons who were speaking loudly. Largely also because the loud person knows only being loud and gets terribly confused when he has to lower his volume. (He uses loud volume as his strength.) This kinda disarms him and thatâ€™s where you gain grounds.)

When you are in a room with one or more persons, busy in conversations or in silence, tap 2â€“3 times a table top, your laptop, a book or any surface with your knuckles like youâ€™re knocking. No matter what everyone is doing, even when they are 200% convinced thereâ€™s no visitor at the door, they will jerk themselves in the direction of the sound to see what it is. Human mind is tuned to the idea of linking knocking as an action that demands immediate response from them, (such as opening the door when a visitor knocks). This trick is fun to creep out friends and distract them, and very very annoying in general settings. It keeps throwing people off their focus and concentration.

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