How to Whitelist Our Emails

If you’re signing up for a free report, audit, or offer from us, you want to make sure our messages reach your inbox — not your spam folder. Below are simple instructions for the most popular email providers.

🔹 Why This Matters

Some email services may mistake automated or marketing emails as spam — especially if they include words like “free,” “report,” or “offer.” By adding our address to your contacts, you’re telling your email provider that you want to hear from us.

Please add this email to your safe list:
📩 contact@danthra.com

📧 Instructions by Email Provider

Gmail (desktop & mobile)

1. Open your Gmail inbox.
2. Search for contact@danthra.com — if it’s in Promotions or Spam, drag it to Primary.
3. Hover over our name or email address and click “Add to contacts” (or click the 3 dots → “Add [sender] to Contacts list”).

Ref: Add a contact or create a filter to prevent spam – shows how adding a sender to contacts or using filters like “Never send it to Spam” acts as a whitelist (Whitelist Guide).

Outlook / Hotmail / Live

1. Go to Settings → View all Outlook settings.
2. Select Mail → Junk email.
3. Under Safe senders and domains, click Add, and type:
   contact@danthra.com
4. Click Save.

Ref: Add Safe Senders in Outlook.com (web) – step-by-step guide for marking senders safe so they bypass junk filtering (Whitelist Guide).

Apple Mail (iPhone / Mac)

1. Open Mail → Mail > Settings (or Preferences) → Rules
2. Click Add Rule, name it “Whitelist”
3. Set the conditions:
   • If ‘From’ ends with @danthra.com (or specific email address)
4. Set the action:
   • Move message to Inbox
5. Click OK and apply the rule
6. To add more addresses: edit the rule and click + to expand the list

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How to Guide with these and other resources:

Lifewire: “How to Safelist Email Addresses” – covers Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, Xfinity, and more in one place (Lifewire).

🛠 Still not getting our emails?

• Check your Spam, Junk, or Promotions folders.
• Make sure your mailbox isn’t full.
• Try signing up again with a different email provider (like Gmail or Outlook).
• Or reach out to us at contact@danthra.com