If a webhost/server goes down (even temporarily), does this mean I will loose email..will it still get to me?
117370
Yes, all emails should get to you, but given that the sender supports delayed emails, which most hosts do. I rarely have a failure to get a delivery on my server, when it is down for some reason, they get delivered but some delayed is anticipated.
885761
every web server goes down eventually for many diffrent reasons. onlt they can tell you why when they get back online.
344084
I don't think you should lose files do to compacting.  It's only supposed to compress the files.  I think you've lost the files.  If they're not still on your email server and you don't have a backup file, they're gone.
1087096
Nope! Sorry, once it has begun its' journey in cyber space, it is gone. Most emails can arrive at their destination in seconds.
182752
Your email isn't saved on your computer. It is saved on a big server somewhere. You can access it from anywhere.
393110
it depends on what the person issaying by that..\nIt could be that he/she quitted computer or vacation..\nbut there is more chance of him/her to read ur email
432565
happens (but rarely)\nit also depends on the sending server was the email send from yahoo to yahoo or from any other server
685054
Sry, unless there's some magic wand, then you can't retrieve it.  I save emails in folders until I can look at them more.
487664
Contact the email provider and have them check their server. Most likely it is a domain problem.\n\nAlso, run an anti-spyware program to check your own computer
123728
Your internet service provider might use a spam filter, which prevents mail from certain addresses from getting to your main mail folder.  If your ISP has email access via the web, log onto your account and check if there is another folder (called "spam" or "rejected mail"), and this folder might have your missing email in it.  Then you should be able to flag the address as "ok", so future messages will go to your main mail folder.\n\n   It is different for every ISP, so you will have to check their help page to find out how yours works.\n\n   The other possibility is if the file has an attachment, it may be too large for your ISP to accept, or there might be virus software on your computer or on the ISP that rejects files with certain attachements to guard against viruses and worms.\n\n   Hope this helps!
292604
Yes, I think so.  It may depend on the email service you use, but I've never had a problem with this, and I have used three different services in my time.  Anybody find a result to the contrary?
91412
Sorry to say it but if you turned of the pc.... then it's gone. If you didn't turn of the pc and the browser is still on the screen try hitting the back button a couple of times. If you did send the email and you had gotten the confirmation screen then a copy of the email is saved in the sent folder. \nHope this helps
180562
what email client?\na web client or an offline client?\nbe more explicit
812334
Has it been Published and or Uploaded to a domain? like http://myemail@my.isp/myusername./html.htm?
1014579
you will have to wait 24 hours the email's are sent by system so you'll ahve to wait hope it helps
114959
You dont have to worry bout that; if u delete any email it goes strait into ur trash so check ur trash folder asap :)
13375
Try to access it just using the IP address (you can get this if you look at 'details' of old emails you sent). If you CAN, then there is a DNS error. If you have already waited a few days (or three months) and it still doesn't work, you should make sure the DNS entry was made with whoever your DNS provider is.\n\nIf you CANNOT reach it with the IP address, it is more likely your email server has a problem.