White List in Gmail

White list a Sender or Domain in Gmail

There are a couple ways to go about whitelisting an email address or domain but we’ll use the “official” (albeit longer) method first:

1. Go into your account’s Filters and Blocked Addresses settings through the settings button on the right of your mail, then the Settings option.
2. Scroll down until you find the Create a new filter link. It’s right above the section for blocking email addresses.
3. In that new window that pops up, type the email address you want to whitelist in the From field.
   To whitelist a full email address in Gmail, type something like pam@removemyweight.com, of course replacing the email account and domain name with the one that corresponds to what you want to whitelist.
   To whitelist a domain in Gmail, just exclude the account, like @removemyweight.com. This will apply to any email address on the “example.com“domain.
   1. Tip: If you’re wanting to whitelist more than one email address or domain, you don’t have to repeat this step for each one. Instead, put a break between the separate accounts, such as support@removemyweight.com|pam@removemyweight.com|@removemyweight.com
4. you don’t want to adjust any of the other options for a more specific filter, go ahead and click the link called Create filter with this search >>.
5. Place a check in the box next to Never send it to Spam.
6. Click Create a filter to save the changes.