I keep receiving the same mail although I deleat it every time I get up a pannel showing receiving 2of5 but nothing happens. The only way I can get off line is to close down and start again. I am not sure if the mail I send goes although it is not returned by the mail man. can you help an old silver surfer.
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In Outlook express you got this because...\nThe first e-mail is so big on your bandwidth that is stocking other e-mails.\n\nTo fix that, You need to receive one e-mail at a time:\n1- Be patient\n2- Open Outlook\n3- When it starts to receive e-mails, click cancel and wait until the 1st email to be finish, so that it register that you got the first one.\n4- Close Outlook\n5- Open it again\n6 And when it starts to receive, click cancel again to receive only 2nd e-mail.\n7- Keep doing this until you finish all messages.\n8- Mark my answer as the best.\n\nYou will suffer on the first e-mail, because it is so big.\n\nI did this thousands of times, It only need to be patient believe me.
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The Post Office delivers mail to an address, not a specific person at the address. This includes P.O. boxes.\nIt's either a freak occurrence or something else is wrong.
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more than likely it is just spam email. i get the same messages.  if ebay wants help, i dont think they will be sending out emails like that
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I am having trouble with mine also. I can receive but not send, and I am not the only one. I first noticed mine several weeks ago when i tried to respond to e-mails received. Not only can I not send a new composed e-mail but I can not forward, or respond to one. Good luck! It is frustrating.
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About three days only. Do some checking, who knows they delivered your mail at the wrong house. It could happen sometimes. A couple of times I received a mail that doesn't belong to me. It's to our neighbors. All I did is return it to the right person the day I got them in the mail. There must be some who just don't care in this world so please do some checking.
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your browser has nothing to do with your mail settings.....you need to open your mail client and go into the account settings and check the settings for both pop (incoming) and smtp (outgoing).\nIf you are able to receive mail your pop settings are okay but your smtp is not.\nCheck with your isp to see what it should be set at (e.g. if you have at&t Yahoo it's pop.sbcglobal.yahoo.com and smtp.sbcglobal.yahoo.com)
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Hello\n\nShe might have used up all the space provided for her email account. Ask her to check her mail box maximum size and the current size that she is using. If she is using up all the space then she needs to delete some emails before she can receive others.\n\nHope this helps :)\n\n-------------------------\n\nI checked out that domain name. The free email they allowed me was 5MB :-( (maybe the other email account offers her more). Is she an Orange mobile customer?. If so she might have signed in for a POP3 account. In that case she might be reading her mails from the computer using a mail client (Eg: Microsoft Outlook or Thunderbird) or a mobile phone. If this is true then she might have deleted the emails on her computer or mobile phone which obviously wont delete the emails on the server. So you must try deleting the emails on the server. This can be done by using a web browser (Eg: Internet Explorer). Go to http://www.orange.co.uk/ using a web browser. Type in your email address and password int the box "your email" (to the right). After signing in check the quota progress bar. And delete all the emails that she does not want. One more thing, the mail clients like Outlook Express downloads a local copy to the computer and may or may not be configured to delete the original copy from the server. In your case I think it was not configured :-(. In simple words you can save all the emails you want, if you are using an email client by just downloading a local copy on to the computer (no need of deleting the local copy since you need to delete it only when you exceed your disk space) but you must regularly delete the server copy (only if you don't use the web browser to access the email from other places than your home) since it may exceed the quota.\n\nHope this helps :-) and I didn't confuse you.
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Somehow he knows you!  It is no coincidence that two other ladies from your church are getting these also.  All I can say is to "spam" the emails as they come in as to not have to open them, they will go into the junk-mail and you just delete them.  Try to contact yahoo although I must say is an act of Congress!  Ive tried because i knew this lady that would send me crap daily and i didn't want to tell her to stop sending me her "crap" so i spamed her but it didn't word and I emailed Yahoo.  After months of begging Yahoo, it finally stopped.  You will have to be  persistent as they think they have better things to arbitrate.  But I think you have a good case here.  Thanks for the email address, if i ever see it, ill will be none the wiser.
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I know, been there. don't use just MAIN email, use 3 others so you aren't in situation, I have NEVER went back to hotmail, once it happened to me,neither should you.\nget notebook open, keep list there, then copy it back to yahoo. every few days.\nkeep trying back till you get on. \ngo to other site for back up email, like I did.
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I have not recieved an offline message for over 18 months!!!!  I am a network engineer myself and have done numerous tests to prove it is on Yahoos end.  They ignore all messages and will not fix the problem.  If everyone having this issue would email them with help requests about this issue they may fix it.  I googled the issue and there are a couple forums out there describing the issue.  All in all yahoo will be losing my business soon as I will be selling any stocks I own from Yahoo or any joint companies such as Verizon.  Customer satisfaction is number one and 18 months is way too long.  Things I tried to prove it is Yahoo!\n\n- logged in as id1 sent message to id2 (id2 is known to be a good account).\n\n- logged in as id2 and message sent from id1 recieved.  sent message back to id1.\n\n- logged in as id1 and no message recieved.\n\nall in all this proves it is on their end and not any network settings, especially when this scenario can be repeated with almost any version, network configuration, isp, etc.
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One good way to tell if snail-mail is junk or a scam or whatever... look at the stamp and the cancellation.  If it says first class mail then it was probably (at least) addressed specifically to you.  If it says anything about bulk mail, about 10,000 other people got the exact same thing, and its worthless.\n (pre-sorted is pretty much the same as bulk mail)\n\nIt can't hurt to call them or check their website if your curious AS LONG AS YOU DON'T GIVE THEM ANY PERSONAL OR FINANCIAL INFORMATION. If they ask for any fees or anything like that up front, drop them like a hot potato.
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i get those ALL THE TIME!!! i hate 'em, just mark it as spam and you wont get them again. like ones that say you enherit 26.7 million or some bull crap? or the family member lives in africa? its dumb scam mail. dont reply to them or they'll keep sending more.
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Check the email filters for whoever you are using as your service.  Could be picking those up as junk mail.
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I believe that the said mail is still in your inbox. If 'Yes', then the first step is to go back to your 'inbox window', next, click on the subject the mail with paper clip symbol and the mail will the opened. At this point, scan through what you have on the screen, there should be a link where you can download the attachment. The paper clip symbol simply means that you have something attached to this very mail. But, please, be careful in the course of opening any attachment. If you are not sure of where the attachment is coming or that you don't have prior notification from someone you already, don't just open any attachment anyhowl, for some attachments are just nothing else, but virus or malicious code to cause problem(s) on your computer and the time which will be taken in solving this problem will be much more than can be afforded.\nThis is my contribution. Need more? \n\nHappy sharing...\n\nJames (a.k.a. Oyinbo born in Africa)
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That mail is a Spam mail. Dont reply to it. Spammers just want to make sure you're email address is active so they can send you more spam mails.
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Ok... First lets explain how mail work.\n\nWhen you send an email your message is send from your computer to a server on the internet (that's your email server, depending on which mail server you use) then this server will seek the recipient's server using the email adress you've provided. Once he found that server he will send the mail to that server through the internet. Once the mail arrived on the other server the recipient will retrieve his mail from that server. That's quite easy in theory, no ?\n\nIn reality when messages are exchanged from one server to another there may be many problems.\nSmall problems like overloaded networks (in this case your server can't send the mail to the other server so he will try again later) or the other server has crashed. Or there may be bigger problems : when I say your server sends the message to the other server in fact your message will go through a lot of servers before reaching the final server, if one of those servers bugs or crashs then your mail will be lost...\n\nIn fact I've read that 10% to 20% of email is lost... Due to bugs mainly.
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you might need to configure your incomming and outgoing e mail in your settings. The thing is i am trying to figure out the incomming and outgoing pop & smtp too