Returning to this issue, I am wondering if some of the discussion is at cross purposes. Like Amm2t I am using Outlook as part of MS Office operating as an .exe program on my desktop. Using the POP3 protocols, each time I ask Outlook to send and receive, it visits the TT mail box and downloads everything in there and then deletes it. I am getting regular mails from one particular (trusted) source, and every message is being placed by TT into the Spam folder before it gets anywhere near my TT inbox. As a result, Outlook never gets to download the message because I do not believe that it can be set to download Spam messages, only those in the Inbox. So, clearly, the problem is being generated by TT misclassifying ham messages as spam. I never used to use webmail to check what might be happening there because, in the past, everything was passed through to Outlook where I could take the appropriate action. Even if Outlook decides that a message is spam, it still downloads it into a Spam folder, but then allows me to review its decision. It further provides me with some protection by disabling links in such messages until I have moved them to the Inbox.
What we really need is one of two things. Either TT provides individual user control to mark safe senders as not delivering spam rather than just allowing us to mark messages that have slipped through as really spam. In the alternative, to find a way for us to download spam via POP3 mailbox.