Researchers are
proven that ‘100 billion Emails are sending and Receiving day to day’ and we
hope 1/2nd of such emails are generating from Gmail platform. No
day’s emails inbox are bundled with abundant spam and count of spam mails. Most
of such spam mails are dropped to your mail inbox as a part of hype or
sometimes it re-direct to your mail address when you subscribe your email
letters of some websites. Here this
time, we are exploring the reasons and solutions behind the ‘Spam’ mails.
"This message may not have been sent by..." warning
On these days the ‘identity theft’
related issues are widely reporting from Gmail: the principal cause of
occurring this issue is because of dump way of mail access. Gmail is now
integrated with automatic spam filters that helps the mailers to stay away from
such potential threats, such suspicious mails are auto forwarded to the spam
folder with a title "This message
may not have been sent by..." In order to ensuring the securer
mailing, we are suggesting you that never replay or forward such suspicious
messages. Mark that mail as spam and
click on ‘Unsubscribe’ for avoiding the receiving of Future mails from the same
sender.
Remove Spam
If you think that any messages
that dropped in your Gmail primary mail box is not relevant, then simply mark
that mail as spam. By doing this activity, the Gmail technical support’s
technicians analyze the spam marked messages and blocks the spam mailers from
sending and receiving of webmail. For future support, and customer assistance
contact the Gmail technical support.
Report messages asking for personal information (phishing)
Phishing is exactly similar to
identity theft, more clearly an unknown mailer asking money/bank account
details/personal information through email in the name of charity or sometimes
purchasing a product. Always keep in
mind that none of the leading organizations like Google, Amazon eBay and PayPal
ask money through email. So, never reveal your personal identity to any users.
In case you have already shared the personal information, then report the issue
to Gmail technical support or to the local authorities.
Self awareness is the principal
way to keep away from these vulnerabilities. For ensuring the mailing security,
we are suggesting you that access your mail from a device that is connected
with an internet security application. This will helpful to you, literarily
from spam, malware, trojan etc. For further any support, visit the Gmail help
center Forum Or else contact to the Customer support of Gmail.
