Wunderglobe confirm mail: Gmail hid it in Spam
Search label:spam Wunderglobe. Then Not spam. Then the confirm link.
The Wunderglobe confirm mail is in Gmail Spam more often than in Inbox. Search label:spam Wunderglobe, mark Not spam, then click CONFIRM EMAIL. The link lasts two days.
Wunderglobe sends a confirm link to the address you typed. The subject is Confirm your Wunderglobe email. The sender name is Wunderglobe. The address behind it is still noreply@mcgrinsey.com.
Gmail often files that combination under Spam. The search bar finds it in one line.
Stay on the signup page. Open this piece in another tab. When you have the mail, click the confirm link there.
Search Spam for Wunderglobe
In Gmail, the search bar sits at the top. Paste this and press Enter:
label:spam Wunderglobe
That is two tokens. label:spam is Gmail’s operator for the Spam folder. Wunderglobe is the word in the From name and in the subject.
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- Open Gmail in a new tab. Keep wunderglobe.com/signup where it is.
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- Search
label:spam Wunderglobe. - 3
- Open the mail. Subject: Confirm your Wunderglobe email.
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- Click Not spam so the next one lands in Inbox.
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- Click CONFIRM EMAIL in the mail. The globe opens.
If the list is empty, wait a minute and search again. The link is valid for two days.
Outlook, Apple Mail, others
Same hunt, different folder name.
- Outlook on the web: Junk Email. Open the mail, then It's not junk, then the confirm link.
- Apple Mail: Junk mailbox in the sidebar. Move it to Inbox, then open the link.
- A company filter: ask whoever runs the mail for
noreply@mcgrinsey.com, or search that address in Quarantine.
Resend the link, then search again
The signup card has Resend link. Press it once. Then run the same Gmail search. Do not start a second account with a typo in the address.
label:spam Wunderglobe limits the result to the Spam label and the word Wunderglobe.Gmail search operators, https://support.google.com/mail/answer/7190Search Spam. Then confirm.