I use three computers, office (Office 2003) home office and laptop (both
Office 2007) I can't figure out why I've stopped getting emails sent to
myself using work email address. I get emails on all three if sent from
personal webmail. On work webmail (Integra is ISP) I get email sent to self
only if sent from webmail. If I log off and come back, emails are gone. I
have checked any & every blocked senders list I can find, added address to
all safe and trusted senders lists and I'm stumped.

> If I log off and come back, emails are gone.
Not sure what you mean by this, but usually when someone says they magically
disappear, they are using a view that hides read messages.

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"Red#1" <Red#(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I use three computers, office (Office 2003) home office and laptop (both
> Office 2007) I can't figure out why I've stopped getting emails sent to
> myself using work email address. I get emails on all three if sent from
> personal webmail. On work webmail (Integra is ISP) I get email sent to
> self
> only if sent from webmail. If I log off and come back, emails are gone.
> I
> have checked any & every blocked senders list I can find, added address to
> all safe and trusted senders lists and I'm stumped.

The rest of the read emails in my webmail "inbox" are still there. Emails
sent from webmail are rec'd only in webmail. Once I've logged off, they are
not in inbox, only in "sent." This happens only in the webmail, which right
now is the only place I get any emails sent to self. My webmail does not get
the emails I've sent from Outlook. The Outlook on all three computors does
not get any emails I've sent to myself. I can't pinpoint when it started, so
I don't have a clue as to cause.

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

> > If I log off and come back, emails are gone.
> Not sure what you mean by this, but usually when someone says they magically
> disappear, they are using a view that hides read messages.
>
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>
> "Red#1" <Red#(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:E4255348-0F0D-4AA1-A41B-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > I use three computers, office (Office 2003) home office and laptop (both
> > Office 2007) I can't figure out why I've stopped getting emails sent to
> > myself using work email address. I get emails on all three if sent from
> > personal webmail. On work webmail (Integra is ISP) I get email sent to
> > self
> > only if sent from webmail. If I log off and come back, emails are gone.
> > I
> > have checked any & every blocked senders list I can find, added address to
> > all safe and trusted senders lists and I'm stumped.
>

Office uses Integra, I'm set up on Comcast. Any idea on what "feature" it
might be?

"Evan Platt" wrote:

> On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 14:58:26 -0700, Red#1
> <Red#(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> >I use three computers, office (Office 2003) home office and laptop (both
> >Office 2007) I can't figure out why I've stopped getting emails sent to
> >myself using work email address. I get emails on all three if sent from
> >personal webmail. On work webmail (Integra is ISP) I get email sent to self
> >only if sent from webmail. If I log off and come back, emails are gone. I
> >have checked any & every blocked senders list I can find, added address to
> >all safe and trusted senders lists and I'm stumped.
>
> Sounds like what Google Mail does.
>
> Is your work's mail by any chance handled by Google?
>
> It's apparently a 'feature'.
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