Are you NOT receiving emails from GWATA?
The two most common problems associated with email subscribers not receiving emails from GWATA are spam-filtering software and not having the appropriate GWATA email in your address book. Please read the informtion below to help ensure you receive our emails.
ADDRESS BOOK
As an email subscriber to GWATA snow reports and/or e-news,
you need to add GWATA to your address book to continue to
receive these emails. Please follow the directions below for your
particular e-mail provider.
Why do you need to add GWATA to your address book?
Many e-mail services and Internet Service Providers (ISPs) have
blocking or filtering systems in place to protect you from unsolicited
e-mail. However, these same systems may inadvertently block e-mail you
have requested from GWATA. The links below provide instructions
for ensuring our e-mails reach you:
How to add the GWATA addresses to your address book?
- E-mail providers impose restrictions on e-mail delivery,
which may impact our ability to communicate with you and/or your
ability to view images in HTML. To ensure you properly receive the
emails, please add these addresses to your book:
- News, events and other general GWATA communications -
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
- Some
e-mail providers allow you to add the GWATA domain, which lets
all GWATA emails reach you. If your e-mail provider permits
this, please add gwata.org to ensure you properly receive all GWATA communication.
Please click on your e-mail provider below for specific instructions on adding GWATA to your address book:
» AOL 9
» AOL 8
» AOL Netmail
» Earthlink
» Earthlink Webmail
» Hotmail
» MSN 8
» MSN 9
» Netscape
» Outlook 2000
» Outlook 2003
» Outlook Express
» Yahoo
If you need further technical assistance in adding these addresses to your address book send us an email .
AOL 9
- Open the e-mail.
- Click ADD ADDRESS on the right side of the screen.
- Click OK.
Can't see images? In the upper right corner of the message window, click Show images & enable links. |
AOL 8
- Open the e-mail.
- Click ADD ADDRESS on the right side of the screen.
- Click SAVE on the pop-up screen.
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AOL Netmail
- Open the e-mail.
- Click ADD ADDRESS on the right side of the screen.
- Click SAVE.
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Earthlink
- Open the e-mail.
- Click ADD SENDER.
- The ADD TO ADDRESS BOOK pop-up appears with GWATA's name and e-mail address.
- Click YES.
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Earthlink Webmail
- Open the e-mail.
- Click ADD TO ADDRESS BOOK.
- Click SAVE on the next screen.
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Hotmail
- Open the e-mail.
- Click SAVE ADDRESS at the top of the message header.
- Click OK on the next screen.
Can't see images? In the upper right corner of the message window, click Show images & enable links. |
MSN 8
- Open the e-mail.
- Click SAVE ADDRESSES at the upper right of the screen.
- Select the checkbox next to the address you want to save.
- Click SAVE.
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MSN 9
- Open the e-mail.
- Click SAVE ADDRESSES at the upper right of the screen.
- Select the checkbox next to the address you want to save.
- Click SAVE.
Can't see images? To load the images transactionally click "Show
images" or to always see images from the sender click "Always show from
this sender"
To change default settings for images:
Help & settings / Email settings / Email options / Uncheck the box
next to "Don't display images from people that are not in your address
book or safe list" |
Netscape
- Open the e-mail.
- Right-click on the FROM address.
- If unable to right-click, use CTRL + click.
- Click ADD TO ADDRESS BOOK in the menu.
- Click OK on the Address Book pop-up.
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Outlook 2000
- Open the e-mail.
- Right-click on the FROM address.
- If unable to right-click, use CTRL + click.
- Click ADD TO CONTACTS on the shortcut menu.
- Click SAVE AND CLOSE in the Contacts pop-up.
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Outlook 2003
- Open the e-mail.
- Right-click on the FROM address.
- If unable to right-click, use CTRL + click.
- Click ADD TO CONTACTS on the shortcut menu.
- Click SAVE AND CLOSE in the Contacts pop-up.
To change default settings for images:
Tools / Options / Security / Change Automatic Download Settings /
Uncheck the box next to "Permit downloads in email messages from
senders and to recipients defined in the Safe Senders and Safe
Recipients Lists used in the Junk E-mail filter" or "Permit downloads
from Web sites in this security zone: Trusted Zone". To display images
from any sender uncheck the box next to "Don't download pictures or
other content automatically in HTML e-mail"
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Outlook Express
- Open the e-mail.
- Right-click on the FROM name.
- If unable to right-click, use CTRL + click.
- Click ADD TO ADDRESS BOOK in the menu.
- Click OK on the Properties pop-up.
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Yahoo
- Open the e-mail.
- Click ADD TO ADDRESS BOOK next to the FROM address.
- Click ADD TO ADDRESS BOOK again.
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SPAM-FILTERING SOFTWARE
Are you using spam-filtering software?
If you are using spam-filtering software, you can enter the GWATA domain or subscription address into your filtering software
?white list? to ensure you continue receiving e-mails from GWATA.
If you are spam filtering for personal use and your e-mail provider allows you to enter a domain, please add gwata.org.
If your e-mail provider does not allow you to add a domain and you
receive these subscriptions please add these to your ?white list?:
- News, events and other general GWATA communications -
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If your company is using spam-filtering software, please contact your Information Technology department and request they add the GWATA domain, gwata.org.
If you also receive the following e-mails from GWATA then add these addresses to your book:
- GWATA Snow Report -
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- News, events and other general GWATA customer communications -
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
If you need further technical assistance, please send us an email .
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