How to prevent losing your time with spam?

Look at the “From” field of any email you receive. If the sender is a well-known and respected company, you can rest assured that the email is not spam. If the sender is unknown to you, be cautious. Be sure to keep your anti-spam filters updated. These filters are designed to identify and block spam before it reaches your inbox. If your filters are not up-to-date, they may let spam through. Be cautious when clicking on any links in emails you receive. Many spammers use links to redirect you to websites that contain malware or viruses. Also, be aware that some emails may contain links that appear to be legitimate but actually redirect you to a website that contains spam.

If you are unsure whether a link is safe to click on, do not click on it. Be sure to select the correct option when asked if an email is spam or not spam. If you do not select an option, your email provider might mark your email as spam.  If you are unsure whether an email is spam or not, select “not spam” or “spam” as appropriate. This will ensure that your email is delivered correctly.   Be aware that some anti-spam filters may incorrectly mark legitimate emails as spam. If you frequently receive emails from a particular sender that are marked as spam, contact the sender and let them know about it. The sender may need to contact their anti-spam service provider and request that the sender’s IP address be whitelisted. This will ensure that future emails from that sender are not marked as spam.  

Be careful when clicking on any links in emails you receive. Many spammers use links to redirect you to websites that contain malware or viruses. Also, be aware that some emails may contain links that appear to be legitimate but actually redirect you to a website that contains spam.  If you are unsure whether a link is safe to click on, do not click on it.   Be sure to select the correct option when asked if an email is spam or not spam. If you do not select an option, your email provider might mark your email as spam.  If you are unsure whether an email is spam or not, select “not spam” or “spam” as appropriate. This will ensure that your email is delivered correctly.   Be aware that some anti-spam filters may incorrectly mark legitimate emails as spam. If you frequently receive emails from a particular sender that are marked as spam, contact the sender and let them know about it. The sender may need to contact their anti-spam service provider and request that the sender’s IP address be whitelisted.

Check Spam Detection API

To make use of it, you must first:
1- Go to Spam Detection API and simply click on the button “Subscribe for free” to start using the API.
2- After signing up in Zyla API Hub, you’ll be given your personal API key. Using this one-of-a-kind combination of numbers and letters, you’ll be able to use, connect, and manage APIs!
3- Employ the different API endpoints depending on what you are looking for.
4- Once you meet your needed endpoint, make the API call by pressing the button “run” and see the results on your screen.