Also, keep in mind that the rules will be filtered in order. Unless something has changed recently, there is no option to move rules up and down the list (if I remember correctly), so if a message comes in that meets the criteria of one filter, it won't process any more filters on that message listed below. For that reason, it's important to make sure your rules are (in general) listed with the most exclusive rules at the top and more generalized ones at the bottom of the list.
Also, keep in mind that the rules will be filtered in order. Unless something has changed recently, there is no option to move rules up and down the list (if I remember correctly), so if a message comes in that meets the criteria of one filter, it won't process any more filters on that message listed below. For that reason, it's important to make sure your rules are (in general) listed with the most exclusive rules at the top and more generalized ones at the bottom of the list.
Just to elaborate, let's say you wanted to make all emails that come from *@vtext.com Level one, but if it comes from "[email protected]" you don't want the message forwarded at all. You'd have to first create the rule to not forward "[email protected]", THEN below that create the rule to make "*@vtext.com" level 1.
Not a big deal if you only have 1 or 2 filters, but for some (like myself) it can be important to realize if you're trying to figure out why certain filters don't work.
