When UB Gmail’s spam filter detects an email message that appears to be spam, it automatically directs the message to your Spam folder instead of delivering it to your Inbox.

Legitimate email is marked as spam
Find out what to do if an email message is incorrectly classified as spam.

Eliminating mistakenly delivered spam
Learn how to report spam that goes undetected by the spam filter.

Searching your Spam folder
UB Gmail does not automatically look for messages in your Spam folder when you run a UB Gmail search; learn how to include spam and trash in your search results.

IMAP email clients and UB Gmail’s spam filter
Read about how UB Gmail's spam filter works in conjunction with an IMAP email client.

1. Click the box next to the message to select it. A check mark will appear.
2. Select the folder icon in the menu bar. Beneath the Move to: dialogue select Spam.
3. The message will be moved to your Spam folder.

1. Select the drop-down arrow next to the reply button.
2. Select report spam.
3. The message will be reported to Google, removed from your inbox and placed in your Spam folder.