How To Whitelist @trailofpaintedponies.com.au?

trailofpaintedponies.com.au uses a valid/real e-mail server to send notifications and updates via e-mail.

However, sometimes, the e-mails can be sent to the junk/spam folders which is generally hard to findout the reasons behind it.

In order to make sure that every e-mail from @trailofpaintedponies.com.au reaches you, you can whitelist @trailofpaintedponies.com.au in your e-mail application in a minute.

For Gmail:

• Click Settings>Filters Tab>Create A New Filter
• Enter @trailofpaintedponies.com.au to the "From" field and click "Next Step"
• Choose "Never send it to Spam" and click "Create Filter"

For Hotmail:

• Click Optons>More Options >Junk e-mail>Safe and blocked senders
• Enter @trailofpaintedponies.com.au to the " Sender or domain to mark as safe" field and click "Add to list "

For Yahoo Mail:

• Click Options>Mail Options>Filters>Create or edit filters
• Click Add
• Enter @trailofpaintedponies.com.au to the "From header" field
• Select "Move the message to" as"Inbox" in the next field

For Other E-mail Providers:

The idea is generally the same. There is always a "create a filter" or "add-to-safe list" type of option where you can add "@trailofpaintedponies.com.au" domain to bypass any spam checks.

TERMINOLOGY

Retiring Ponies
When a pony is put into retirement, this means that production of that particular pony will cease forever, and there will be no more of that particular pony ever produced. This, in effect, turns that pony into a limited edition and increases the figurine's value. The decision to retire certain Ponies is made by The Trail Of Painted Ponies in the U.S. Sometimes, a Painted Pony that is very popular is retired which obviously greatly increases the value and appeal of that Pony!

Discontinued Ponies
These are ponies that Jasnor has low stock of and are NOT planning to be re-ordered. Please note, that production of these ponies by the manufacturer still continues, however stock is no longer available from Jasnor. Stock is discontinued for various reasons: making room for new additions to the range, the item may not be selling well, or there may be an un-foreseen delay with manufacturing/ supply, etc. Occasionally, the decision is made to bring back stock of these items deemed as „discontinued‟ – this is the reason why it is important to make the distinction between retired and discontinued product.