Right now, I am in a big problem with Gmail and I really need someone to help me.All my important emails are going directly into the trash without my notice. Let me tell you with an example.
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I receive newsletters daily from info
*****.com. All these newsletters used to appear in either Primary or Promotions tabs.
But, now they are directly appearing in Trash without my notice. Before this started happening, I created an account in www.otherinbox.com to unsubscribe from some newsletters. And from the very next day, this Trash problem started happening.
How can I stop this from happening?
It sure sounds like the otherinbox service is doing this. If you revoke otherinbox”s access to your inbox, the problem should go away:Find otherinbox on the list, and click on itFrom the right-hand sidebar, click Revoke access
If you cannot find otherinbox in the list, you must have given it access to your inbox some other way (perhaps by giving them your Gmail password?). In that case, change your Gmail password to lock out otherinbox.
The culprit for me was Unroll.me. I”d used that service to opt out of certain emails, and when I wanted a certain organization”s email again, I”d forgotten that I was using Unroll.me.
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It”s still a great tool.
If you had ever used any tool like unroll.me, you have to go to your Gmail settings>Forwarding and POP/IMAP.There you have to disable POP and IMAP.Your issue will be resolved.
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This happened to me about two years ago. After exhausting all other possibilities, I deleted ALL of the filters I had created to keep stubborn spam from appearing in any mailbox. Previously, those filters worked just fine until the one day when my messages began redirecting to Trash. That procedure cured the problem.
Several months later, I very carefully created a small number of filters (3 or 4) to weed out some new repetitive spam that annoying me. Immediately, much important email starting ending up in Trash, as before. Reluctantly, I deleted the simple filters and, voila, Gmail was performing correctly again.
It was a simple but hard-to-discover fix for me, and it may work for you.
Of course, the false redirection is the symptom of a deeper defect within the Gmail system, one that Google techies are either unable or unwilling to fix.
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