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BT Email Help - How to deal with Spam Mail in BT Email? What is a Spam? Spam is unwanted and unasked for information that spammers try to shove down your throat. It is unavoidable, and if a user falls for it, it can cause them to compromise a lot of their data, including personal information and bank details. This is why BT Mail offers its email users a spam filter that tries it hardest to filter out any spam even before it enters their inbox.  Spam is different from marketing emails as that is marketing info from which you can unsubscribe. Once you make the mistake of clicking on the unsubscribe button of a spam, it will only flood you with more spam emails. How to avoid it? There are some simple but delicate techniques you can follow in order to avoid spammers. When you get an email that seems even a tad bit suspicious, do not take the bait and unsubscribe to it. It is a method that will inform the spammer that they hit the right mark and the email id exists,

How Can I Delete my BT Mail Account? BT account holder has the facility of creating anywhere between 1 to 11 email addresses. They may use them for their own use or for giving to another person. When an email address is given, it is called ‘gifting’ and becomes the complete responsibility of the person to whom it is gifted. However, it can still be deleted or delinked.  Delinking  Delinking means when an email address has been given to another user, the account holder no longer wants it connected to their account. This is the only option available for a gifted email account.  Deleting  At the same time when the email address user deletes the address, the account holder deletes an address that has not been gifted, premium mail service or BT Broadband is ceased, or there is a long period of inactivity and BT deletes is according to its policies, it is called deleting an email address. This option is only available to an account holder if the email address is linked t

How can I tell if my BT mail account is compromised? If BT suspects that your account has been compromised due to some suspicious activities, they will immediately secure your account and let you know that you should change your password. The password for your email address, the linked  BT ID  and all other linked email addresses will be included in this. BT specialists trawl the internet regularly, looking for information and ensuring that your account has not been stolen or compromised.  How to know if your account is no longer just yours? Some visible signs of a compromised account include continuous password errors and log in failures irrespective of whether you try to log in from your table, mobile or through something else. In such a scenario, try logging in with a  BT webmail browser.  Another sign is if a screen appears on your webmail telling you that you should change your password for your email and confirm the security question you had entered.  How can yo

There are two methods of getting  BT email  services. Either you go for the email service that you get free with the broadband package from  BT , or the premium email service that needs to be paid for. Currently there also are a few users who use very old email addresses by BT that are not linked to any of these services right now. To link any BT email to a different BT Broadband or paid premium account, you need to be the gaining account’s account holder, an email address should already be linked to the gaining account and as far as the email account that you want to move is concerned, you need to know its email address. The move is possible even if there are more than the standard 11 email addresses linked to that gaining account. However, you will have to delete some email addresses before you start trying to create new ones. The first step is to use your BT ID to log in to My BT to check whether the billing account that will be gaining has a linked email account. H

BT Mail- Now just Login to Your BT Account by doing BTinternet check in and Manage BT Account. you'll also create a BT ID or do Password Reset. Website: BT Mail