Yes, create email filters, a white list and notify Comcast they can walk you through on how to make such changes to your arriving emails.



From: Tweeters [mailto:tweeters-bounces at mailman11.u.washington.edu] On Behalf Of Mark Ahlness
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2019 5:59 PM
To: Barbara Deihl
Cc: Tweeters
Subject: Re: [Tweeters] E-Bird alerts



Barb, I noticed you are a Comcast user, like me. The same thing happened recently with my e-bird alerts, they stopped. Found them in my Comcast spam folder online when I logged on via web browser. Not sure yet how to fix this, but it seems like it's an issue created by Comcast. If anybody has found a fix, please share. For the good of the order... Mark



On Tue, Jan 29, 2019 at 1:23 PM Barbara Deihl <barbdeihl at comcast.net> wrote:

Until 2 days ago, I had been a subscriber to several counties' e-bird alerts. Then I had a computer problem, got that fixed, but then noticed I'm no longer filling my inbox with e-bird alerts. I don't remember how to sign up for them now. If any of you know what I could do about this, I'd be ever so beholden. You could contact me off-site either through email or phone (I could send you my phone #). As I don't get out birding like I used to, I've found that using e-bird to find out what the rest of you are seeing, is a real boon. It gives more info than just reading the Tweeters posts (but I still love Tweeters).

'Preciate any responses.

Barb Deihl
Matthews Beach Neighborhood - NE Seattle
barbdeihl at comcast.net
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