failure of the spam handling when using POP3?

Sorry if this is the wrong address for this query, please forward to the development team.

I've just noticed two major failures on the yahoo mail system.

When reading mails with a POP3 client, I don't get the ones you identify (always errorously) as spam.

A spam is a message neither required nor desired by the receiver.

As you are not in my head, you'll never guess which ones I required nor the ones I desire.

But this is a long debate and I'm just fine if I can get all of them in my local inbox and sort them myself.

I am sure this feature worked no so far ago.

I remember I've activated a setting associated with the POP3 access asking to download the spam messages with a [SPAM] prefix in the subject line.

I've double checked this setting is still existing and active but your mail processing software simply ignores this.

Please take this in account and make a fix as soon as possible.

I'm quite shocked that you just dropped an important message from a potential employer and I just couldn't imagine that a big company like yahoo could fail at so simple task : delivering a message to the receiver.

The second failure is about the help system on the online mail version.