I have 300 inbox messages and 291 spam messages in my Gmail. I need to delete all at one time and don't have time to click each message and delete them. I have 2 email account I have the same problem with both.
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Are the spam messages under the spam label? Is there a way to identify the spam messages if they are in the inbox? – mhoran_psprep Jun 17 '13 at 1:07
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Closely related: How can I perform the same action on all results of a label/search in Gmail? – ale Jun 17 '13 at 12:44
- From the menu bar at the top of the Gmail Inbox list, click the down-pointing arrow next to the rectangular-shaped icon and select All to select all of the email messages in your Inbox.
- Uncheck the 9, or however many there are, messages that aren't spam, one at a time.
- From the Gmail menu bar, click on the trash can icon to delete all of the messages that have been marked as selected by having a check mark in their checkboxes.
there's a service called Mailstrom that should help you out
also, when you Select All on a page of Emails, there's usually a Select All for option. ¿does that not appear for the inbox?
