duplicate and triplicate emails

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I keep getting the same emails from the same people 2 and 3 times, even the
next day. I dont believe they are sending the emails more then once, yet I
keep receiving them. Can this be fixed?
 
Andromeadae said:
I keep getting the same emails from the same people 2 and 3 times, even the
next day. I dont believe they are sending the emails more then once, yet
I
keep receiving them. Can this be fixed?
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Are all the headers, timestamps etc. identical?
 
Are you automatically virus scanning incoming emails?
Do you have Web access to your email account? You may have a message
blocking the completion of the email download.
Is this a pop3 account?
Do you leave a copy of messages on the server?
Try creating a new Identity.
--
Ronald Sommer

:I keep getting the same emails from the same people 2 and 3 times, even the
: next day. I dont believe they are sending the emails more then once, yet
I
: keep receiving them. Can this be fixed?
 
Yes they are all the same date and timestamp, I also noticed that it never
finishes downloading all the emails. I gave up on it, and switched to
Thunderbird, not having any problems with it. Thank you all for your
responses.
 
Do you have your Anti Virus or Anti Spam scanning your incoming and outgoing emails. Disable them and test. In some cases you might need to un-install them and the re-install without the scanning feature
 
I'm having fits with it, too. I can't get my email deleted out of my webmail
either. I get more than 10-12 copies of an email. This is crazy!!! I've
tried everything mentioned before and none of it is working for me, either.
 
Yes, I'm having the same problem. And it takes AGES, sitting there saying
it's downloading, say, 3 of 12 messages but never getting past the 3rd
message. And repeating downloading the same messages several times. Wish I
had stuck with XP; I am having so many problems with this. Can anyone help?
 
This is probably caused by a corrupt or overly large message on the server.
Use your ISP's webmail access to find and delete the problem message.
If your ISP does not offer webmail access, use http://mail2web.com.

Gary VanderMolen
 
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