How to set an email address as a Safe Sender in Outlook

Outlook
Emails going to junk? You can mark people as a Safe Sender & they will always come into your Inbox!

You can mark an email address as a Safe Sender by doing the following:

Go to Outlook & click the Home tab at the top of the screen.

Select Junk > then Junk E-Mail Options…

Junk OPtions
Junk options

This will open a new window. Click on the tab called Safe Senders > Then click Add > Then enter the email address you want to add as a Safe Sender. Then click Apply.

Safe Senders
Safe Sender Tab

Then all emails from that email address will come into your mailbox.

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