Learn to manage your spam folder, rescue important emails that don't belong there and filter incoming junk out of your primary email inbox.

Inventive scammers are now spoofing email addresses to make it look like emails you are receiving are being delivered from your own account.

For emails that are already in the spam (or junk) folder, there’s another option—you’ll see a Move to Inbox button at the top of the email when you open it.

Missing emails in Gmail? Check Trash, Spam, filters, and account settings to restore lost messages. Follow these steps to recover important emails quickly.

Luckily, there’s an easy way to check whether your email or domain has been used behind your back, writes Kim Komando.

Scam emails can cause massive headaches or, worse, financial ruin. Here are some telltale warning signs to look out for.

Suspect spam? Check the details. The name and address might not match the actual email sender's account. (Image shows an email that Gmail accurately identified as spam.) How to fight spam emails ...

People will mark your email as spam just because it looks like spam. Here's how to avoid that--and create stronger connections with your prospects.

Learn effective strategies to stop spam mail, block political texts and eliminate email spam using DMAchoice and email aliases.

Google's Gmail filtered 85 legitimate emails from my Inbox to my Spam filter in the last 30 days. It turns out I'm not alone.

Microsoft can analyze dangerous emails to determine why those messages made it past your spam filters.