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Due to the growing problem of unsolicited and unwanted commercial emails, many web mail services (i.e. Yahoo, Hotmail, etc.) and email applications (i.e. Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, etc.) have taken measures to automatically filter bulk emails. Unfortunately, these filters end up blocking many newsletters and legitimate emails in addition to spam. Our notification emails  are not immune, and so these filters may incorrectly block our mailings, preventing them from ever reaching your inbox.

We recommend that you take the simple steps outlined below to help ensure that our mailings actually reach you. Even if you are currently receiving our mailings, we still advise you to follow these recommendations as a way to prevent future problems. We thank you for your time and effort and hope that you will continue to enjoy our newsletters and notices.

Whitelist Instructions

A whitelist is a list of email addresses that you want to receive email from. By adding an address to your whitelist, you are telling the email system not to filter email from that address. Follow the instructions below to add us to your whitelist, to ensure that you receive our mailings after you subscribe.

• AOL
• Comcast
• Cox
• EarthLink
• Gmail
• Hotmail and MSN
• Outlook
• SBC Global
• Verizon
• Yahoo!
• Mac OS X Mail 

If your companies maintain own email servers, or outsource to ISP, you need contact your IT support to add our email address to their whitelist 

Find RFP Communications: The email addresses need to be added to White List

For Find RFP communications, follow the steps below, adding the different addresses for the communication types you wish to Whitelist.

• Find RFP Notification: [email protected] or [email protected]
• Find RFP Support: [email protected]
• Find RFP Information [email protected]

AOL

1. Login to http://mail.aol.com/
2. Click on Contacts on the left-side navigation menu.
3. Click on New on the top navigation bar, then New Contact.
4. For E-mail, enter findrfp email addresses, such as [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] (you might need to create individually)
5. Click Save at top.

Comcast

1. Login to http://www.comcast.net
2. Click on Address Book link in the left-side menu.
3. Click Add Contact at the top of your Address Book.
4. For E-mail, enter enter findrfp email addresses, such as [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] (you might need to create individually)
5. Click Add.

Cox

1. Login to http://webmail.cox.net/
2. Go to the WebMail Inbox window.
3. Click Addresses.
4. Under Addresses: All, click New Contact.
5. For Display Name , enter Findrfp Notification.
6. For E-mail, enter findrfp email addresses, such as [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] (you might need to create individually)
7. Click OK.

Earthlink

1. Login to http://webmail.earthlink.net/
2. Click on the Address Book link
3. Click the Add button.
4. For E-mail, enter findrfp email addresses, such as [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] (you might need to create individually)
5. Click the Save button at the bottom of your screen

Gmail

1. Login to http://www.gmail.com/
2. Click Contacts along the left side of any Gmail page.
3. Click the icon with a plus sign and a person on the upper left side of the screen.
4. For E-mail, enter  [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] (you might need to create individually)
5. Click Save.

For more help, see the Gmail help site.

Hotmail and MSN

1. Login to http://login.live.com/
2. Open an email from me.
3. Click "Mark as safe" under the From line of the email.
4. Look for verification that you have added me to your safe sender list at the top of your screen.

Outlook

1. Go to your Contacts tab, located on the left side of your screen.
2. Click on New in the upper-left hand corner.
3. For E-mail, enter [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
4. Click Save in the upper left of your window.

SBC Global

1. Login to https://webauth.att.net/auth/webmail/login
2. Go to the SBC Global Mail page and click the Options link.
3. In the Management section, click the Filters link.
4. Click the Add button.
5. In the top row, labeled "From header:" make sure "Contains" is selected in the pull-down menu.
6. Enter my address: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
7. At the bottom, where it says "Move the Message To:" select "Inbox" from the pull-down menu
8. Click the "Add Filter" button to save.

Verizon

1. Go to your account and click on the Address Book link in the left column.
2. Select Create Contact.
3. The Add Address Book Entry screen appears. In the Email field, type enter findrfp email addresses, such as [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] (you might need to create individually)
4. In the Nickname field, type Findrfp Notification.
5. Select Save.

Yahoo!

1. Login to http://mail.yahoo.com/
2. Open the email.
3. Click the "add to address book" icon to the right of the sender's name. This icon looks like a green plus sign and has the word "Add" next to it.
4. Verify the sender's contact details.
5. Click Save on the Add Contact box that pops up.

For more help, see the Yahoo help site.

Mac OS X Mail

1. Select Mail | Preferences... from the menu in Mac OS X Mail. 
2. Go to the Rules category.
3. Click Add Rule.
4. Type a Description:, such as "Whitelist: findrfp.com". 
5. Make sure the criteria read: If any of the following conditions are met: From Ends with. 
6. Enter the domain name you want to whitelist after Ends with.
7. You can add a '@' sign before to make the filter more specific. To whitelist all mail from the "findrfp.com" domain type "@findrfp.com".
   

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