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You can rank it as unimportant, if gmail didn't already did it, and it will stay on your inbox for further review. Maybe it's a mail list you subscribed yourself. The whole idea behind it is exactly what you've requested: reject unwanted messages that you don't want to send to spam or trash. Just set it up, try it and see if it's a fit. In my case, it was almost useless because I've been using the first two features and activating it didn't help much. Hover over your label list on the left side of Gmail (under the compose button) Click More at the bottom of your label list (you may need to scroll down) Select Trash or Spam. If you have any doubts, instead of throwing stuff to trash, set a label and archive the message, so you can review the filter later on.

If you can come up with a simple enough rule that will work for your sample, you can safely create a filter. Should the worst happen and you find legitimate messages on the spam folder, there are fixes for that, such as adding their e-mail to your contacts or using filters. Just to illustrate to your specific case, gmail even offers an automatic unsubscribe feature for some lists if you click on Mark as spam. I've marked mails directly from my primary contacts as spam, and never lost any important mail because of that. Unlike your belief, you can safely mark anything you consider slightly annoying or unrequested as a spam. There are currently 3 basic ways to reject unwanted messages in gmail: