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<blockquote data-quote="SeaDragon" data-source="post: 1610372" data-attributes="member: 319737">This is indeed strange then.&nbsp; My junk filters are not even turned on.&nbsp; I have been using Spam Sieve for years and it requires that the filters be off.All of this started when I upgraded to Mavericks.&nbsp; This is happening on all of my computers at home and at the office that run Mavericks.&nbsp; The 2 that don't have no problem.What makes it weird is that if I actually go online to iCloud.com and access my mail from there, well over half of my mail is marked junk and is the brown junk color.&nbsp; As far as I am aware there are no user accessible junk filters there.At first I thought it had something to do with Spam Sieve but when I went online and found the problem there also, I changed my mind.If you can think of anything that I can try to fix this, I would be forever in your debt as it is driving me bonkers.Monya</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SeaDragon, post: 1610372, member: 319737"] This is indeed strange then. My junk filters are not even turned on. I have been using Spam Sieve for years and it requires that the filters be off. All of this started when I upgraded to Mavericks. This is happening on all of my computers at home and at the office that run Mavericks. The 2 that don't have no problem. What makes it weird is that if I actually go online to iCloud.com and access my mail from there, well over half of my mail is marked junk and is the brown junk color. As far as I am aware there are no user accessible junk filters there. At first I thought it had something to do with Spam Sieve but when I went online and found the problem there also, I changed my mind. If you can think of anything that I can try to fix this, I would be forever in your debt as it is driving me bonkers. Monya [/QUOTE]

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