FAQS - Fact-A-Day

Facts are not sent out on weekends, public holidays (in South Africa) and mid-December to mid-January.

But it’s more likely that you’re not getting your facts because an over-zealous spam filter is active. Look in your ‘Junk Mail’ folder. If the facts are there, you can put eighty20.co.za on your ’safe sender’ list. Do this by

Outlook 2003/2007, Outlook Express

Choose Tools from the main menu
Choose Options
Choose Junk E-mail
Choose Safe Senders
Choose Add, then type in eighty20.co.za
Choose OK, OK, OK
Apple Mail

The easiest way is to add fact.a.day@eighty20.co.za to your address book.
Hotmail

Go to the “Junk” folder
If you see any emails from Fact.A.Day, select one using the checkbox next to the message
Click on “Not Junk“, near the top of the screen
Yahoo! Mail

Go to the “Spam” folder
If you see any emails from Fact.A.Day, select one using the checkbox next to the message
Click on “Not Spam“, near the top of the screen
GMail

Type “is:spam” in the search box, near the top, and click on “Search Mail“
If you see any emails from Fact.A.Day, open the message (i.e. click on it)
Click on “More Actions“, near the top of the screen, then “Not Spam“
If you don’t see any Fact-a-Day emails in your Junk Mail folder, it’s likely that it has been stopped before it gets to your computer. Please speak to your IT folk and ask them to put fact.a.day@eighty20.co.za on the white-list or safe-sender-list.