transport, Disappearing Mail

1. Not getting mail, Lost mail, Disappearing mail,

W7, WLM, POP account.  New incoming mail often does not land in accounts 
"inbox" or quickview's "All Inbox".  It always lands in quickvew's "Unread" 
folder. Once open from "Unread", it is gone forever.  "Show all messages" is 
checked.  These messages do remain on my providers server.  They are 
consistantly delivered to my other computers using XP and OE. The only way I 
can capture all incoming mail without risk of it disappearing is - I created 
a new folder within my accounts "inbox" applying a message rule "for all 
messages, copy to specified folder"  Something is wrong here.  Why doesn't 
ALL my incoming mail just go into my accounts "inbox" or quickviews "All 
inbox"  It appears to be totally random. Please help!

2. Disappearing mail & mail folders?

3. Addind second mail domain and disappearing mail!

Christos wrote:

> Hello All,
>
> I have a rather bizarre problem; I have seen a few strings where adding 
new
> mail domains results in NDR's...but I have a variation on this!
>
> I set up an SBS2003 box for a client with domain1.co.uk.
> domain1.co.uk was originally set up using pop3 mail accounts.
> As they have grown they are now changing company names and want to be
> domain2.co.uk.
> domain2.co.uk has been set up via SMTP.
>
> If I leave the Primary SMTP address as domain1.co.uk they can receive 
mail
> via both addresses, but obviously when they send email it goes as
>  XXXX@XXXXX.COM  and not  XXXX@XXXXX.COM  (which is what I 
want).
>
> If I make the domain2.co.uk the Primary SMTP address then they can 
receive
> as domain2 but any email that goes to the domain1.co.uk email address 
simply
> disappears!
> I can see the email in the pop mailbox, I run the pop downloader on the
> SBS2003 box, it leaves the pop mailbox but then disappears on the SBS2003
> box; no NDR and no mail in the user mailbox???

You need to *add* domain2.co.uk as an additional SMTP email address type 
in the Recipient Policies, and make it primary.

The key trick is that the POP3 connector delivers mail to Exchange using 
SMTP, and each user therefore needs to have a domain1.co.uk address 
associated with their account, though it doesn't need to be primary.

-- 
Steve Foster [SBS MVP]
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4. Disappearing mail

5. Outlook Express and disappearing mail

When I receive new mail,  the inbox shows 1 new item.  
when I click on the inbox to view the new item it 
disappears.  I've tried disabling the download and email 
virus scan options and all the *.dbx files are in place 
and seem fine.  I've also renamed the file.dbx file so a 
new one was created.

Any other suggestions?

thanks

6. Disappearing mail

7. Disappearing Mail

Hi there, recently i have had a company swear black and blue that they 
replied to my email by hitting reply so there was no reason why i wouldn't 
have received their reply - check my junk mail.  I don't have a junk main 
box, just and inbox so it's a bit of a mystery.  I thought the error must be 
theirs.

But .... today i have been working on my computer and twice have heard the 
sound for incoming mail go but when i look at my inbox in Windows Mail, 
there's nothing new - weird????

The lady at the above company told me that she had heard of issues where 
there is an automatic filter and that's how my mail might have been deleted 
without me even having done anything.

Is this true, is there any way incoming mail gets deleted without fully 
landing in the inbox?  As i am  a self employed photographer and work from 
home and I depend on email enquiries for my business this is an important 
issue for me, and if mail has been automatically deleted is there any way i 
can get it back??

All replies and especially solutions gratefully received.

Kind regards
Marie-Claire
www.freewebs.com/photomomentsintime

8. Disappearing mail contacts