Add To Whitelist
Use this page to add e-mail addresses to your whitelist. SVBI! will allow the e-mail of people entered here to reach you, as long as they send the mail to an existing E-mail Account.
SVBI! refuses e-mail that either is not sent to an existing E-mail Account or that does not come from a whitelisted address. If an e-mail is not from a whitelisted address, the message in the refusal (that bounces back to the sending address) tells the sender what to do...
Click here for more information about this.
There are two ways that you can use this page to manually add e-mail addresses to your whitelist...
1) Add Address
Copy and paste (or type in) up to 100 e-mail addresses, one per line, into the Add Addresses data entry box. Then click the Add Addresses to Whitelist button.
2) Upload Address List
Prepare a text or csv file from your mail client, Excel, or wherever else you keep a contact list of e-mail addresses. Put one address per line, for example...
john@abc.com
mary@def.com
bob@xyz.com
All set with the text file? Close this page and then click on the Browse button (Choose File if you're using Safari), browse to the file and complete the process. Once that's done, click on the Upload Addresses to Whitelist button.
Special Note
If you want to whitelist an entire domain, enter "@the-domain.com." For example, if you want to whitelist all of sitesell.com, enter "@sitesell.com."
However, we strongly suggest that you do not whitelist entire domains. Unless you are comfortable with the business in question or are familiar with all of the people at a particular domain, you could be defeating the purpose of whitelisting.
Tip
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You can turn off whitelist-filtering. You can add addresses to your whitelist, even if you turn it off. And if you do turn it off (not generally recommended), SVBI! continues to automatically update your whitelist (ex., adding addresses collected through e-zine subscriptions, Form Build It!, etc.).
When you decide to turn whitelist-filtering back on, all you have to do is export the "Address Book" from your client-side e-mail software and upload that list of personal and business contact addresses to your whitelist. BINGO! You are in full spam-protected mode.