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Looking to keep better tabs on your messages? You’re in luck. Verizon Yahoo! Mail folders make it easy to organize those incoming and outgoing messages.
Verizon Yahoo! Mail stores all your messages for as long as you have your Verizon Yahoo! Mail account, no matter what folder they’re in (with the exception of Trash and Spam)—and there’s no limit to the number of messages that you can save.
On the left side of the Mail page, you’ll notice that your mailbox has six special-purpose, permanent folders that you can’t remove or rename:
Inbox—Unless you tell us otherwise, all incoming messages automatically go to your Inbox folder (except suspected spam). You can read your mail in the Inbox, then delete it, move it to another folder, or leave it in the Inbox.
Conversations—The conversations folder holds past conversations including instant messages, phone messages through Yahoo! Messenger, and SMS messages.
Drafts—The Drafts folder holds messages that you’ve composed but haven’t sent yet. A message saved in your Drafts folder stays there until you either send it or delete it.
Sent—You have the option of saving copies of the email messages you’ve sent in your Sent folder. This makes it simple for you to review or resend the message if necessary.
Trash—When you delete messages in Verizon Yahoo! Mail, they’re moved to the Trash folder. But remember that messages in your Trash folder can be deleted at any time without warning. So don’t put them in the Trash if you want them later. You can also empty the Trash folder yourself. Once messages are emptied from the Trash folder, they are permanently deleted from the Verizon Yahoo! Mail server and can’t be recovered.
Spam—The first time you get a message that SpamGuard considers junk mail, it creates an additional permanent folder called Spam, where it stores these messages.
With this in mind, you’ll see that it’s easy to view the contents of any folder in your Verizon Yahoo! Mail account.
To see the contents of a folder, click its name on the left side of the page.

The contents of the folder appear on the right.
To read a message, click anywhere in the message row.
To close a folder, click the name of a different folder.
In addition to permanent folders, you can create personal folders for organizing your email messages.