I'm migrating my email to Gmail and I'm trying to apply filters as follows.
Me.com
- Me
- Job Promos
- Education
I would like to filter out certain @ domains and stick them into either Job Promos
or Education
and have everything else which doesn't fit those categories get filtered under the Me
label.
The way I'm trying to do this is as follows.
I have one filter for Job Promos
as follows (the Education
one is similar, so I'll ignore it for brevity):
Matches: from:(*@indeedemail.com | *@angel.co | *@allegisgroup.com | *@hired.com | [email protected] | *@stonehengestaffing.com | *@jsalerts.matchedjobs.com | *@lempop.com | *@stonehengestaffing.com | *@ziprecruiter.com | *monster.com | @cybercoders.com
Do this: Skip Inbox, Apply label "Me.com/Me/Job Promos", Never send it to Spam, Categorize as Promotions
This catches MOST of the job promos (it seems to have some difficulty with things I'm either CC's or BCC'd on, but that's another issue.
I then have another filter that says
to:([email protected])
Do this: Skip Inbox, Apply label "Me.com/Me"
Now based on the logic of this, of course it's going to be doing what it's doing: applying the label Me.com/Me
AND also applying the Me.com/Me/Job Promos
to the emails that match the specified senders. It's clear to me why it's doing what it's doing.
The problem is, I'm not sure how to make it do what I want, which is:
If matches "[email protected]" AND NOT in the "Job Promos" filter THEN move to Me.com/Me