Receiving the same message(s) every time mail is checked

Iowaguy

posted Feb 14 '09 at 5:05 pm

Thank you for the quick response. You were right on with your answer. Don't know why or how that was overlooked. Problem solved.

Iowaguy

posted Feb 13 '09 at 5:15 pm

The same 3 messages are, for lack of a better term, looping onto the "check mail" so every time the mail is checked, there are the same 3 messages. Also when a message is sent out and my address is included I do not receive the mail in my inbox.

I have just had to change my e-mail address as we changed from dial-up to Wild Blue internet server.

Hoping somebody has a suggestion.

The same 3 messages are, for lack of a better term, looping onto the "check mail" so every time the mail is checked, there are the same 3 messages. Also when a message is sent out and my address is included I do not receive the mail in my inbox. I have just had to change my e-mail address as we changed from dial-up to Wild Blue internet server. Hoping somebody has a suggestion. &nbsp;

Thomas R. Stephenson

posted Feb 13 '09 at 5:42 pm

[quote user="Iowaguy"]The same 3 messages are, for lack of a better term, looping onto the "check mail" so every time the mail is checked, there are the same 3 messages. Also when a message is sent out and my address is included I do not receive the mail in my inbox.
I have just had to change my e-mail address as we changed from dial-up to Wild Blue internet server.
Hoping somebody has a suggestion.

The first this that comes to mind is that you are not deleting the mail on the server once it's been downloaded. Check the POP3 setup. If this is checked turn on session logging and checkout the results in the TCPxxxx.WPM file after trying a download to see what's happening[/quote]

<blockquote>[quote user="Iowaguy"]The same 3 messages are, for lack of a better term, looping onto the "check mail" so every time the mail is checked, there are the same 3 messages. Also when a message is sent out and my address is included I do not receive the mail in my inbox.I have just had to change my e-mail address as we changed from dial-up to Wild Blue internet server.Hoping somebody has a suggestion.</blockquote>&nbsp;The first this that comes to mind is that you are not deleting the mail on the server once it's been downloaded.&nbsp; Check the POP3 setup.&nbsp; If this is checked turn on session logging and checkout the results in the TCPxxxx.WPM file after trying a download to see what's happening[/quote]

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