L.M. Sanders Email Whitelist Instructions

To avoid missing newsletters, book updates, and reader extras, please add [email protected] to your contacts (or “safe senders” list). Some email providers filter newsletters automatically, and this quick step usually fixes it.

  • Check your Spam/Junk folder. If you find an email from [email protected] there, open it and choose Not spam / Not junk.
  • Add me to your contacts. Save [email protected] in your address book. Many services treat saved contacts as trusted senders.
  • (Optional) Create a filter. If you want to be extra sure, set a rule that always allows emails from [email protected].

Gmail (web)

  1. Open an email from [email protected].
  2. Click the three dots (More) in the top-right of the message.
  3. Select Filter messages like these.
  4. Make sure the “From” field includes [email protected], then click Create filter.
  5. Check Never send it to Spam, then click Create filter again.

Gmail (mobile)

  1. Open the message from [email protected].
  2. If it’s in Spam, tap Report not spam (or Move to inbox).
  3. If you use inbox tabs, move it to Primary if you prefer.

Outlook / Microsoft 365

  1. Open an email from [email protected].
  2. If it’s in Junk, choose Not junk.
  3. Add the sender to Safe Senders or save the address as a contact.

Yahoo Mail

  1. If the email is in Spam, click Not Spam.
  2. Go to Settings → More Settings → Filters.
  3. Create a filter where “From” contains [email protected] and deliver to Inbox.

Apple Mail (iPhone / macOS)

  1. Open an email from [email protected].
  2. Tap/click the sender name and choose Add to Contacts.
  3. If it’s in Junk, select Move to Inbox or Not Junk.

If you’re still not seeing emails, send me a quick note at [email protected] and tell me what email service you use—I’ll help you troubleshoot. Happy reading!