Messages echo back to me

[Rolando E Creagh, MD FACS]

Since early last year, with Outlook 2003/XP Pro and 2007/Vista, every single
email I send, either through hotmail or msn, is nearly instantly echo back
to my inbox.
Multiple times, in this 2 disimilars computers, I have recheck the options
and failed to find a way to select such operation. Off course, there is a
copy of the message in the Send Directory, but this normal. Why is this
happening?
Perhaps a kind soul might explain why is this happening.
Cheers

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Are you using an addin to BCC the message to yourself?

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[Rolando E Creagh, MD FACS.]

No. I will be happy to supply any info or file.

Thanks for the interest.

Are you using an addin to BCC the message to yourself?

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Since early last year, with Outlook 2003/XP Pro and 2007/Vista, every
single email I send, either through hotmail or msn, is nearly instantly
echo back to my inbox.
Multiple times, in this 2 disimilars computers, I have recheck the
options and failed to find a way to select such operation. Off course,
there is a copy of the message in the Send Directory, but this normal.
Why is this happening?
Perhaps a kind soul might explain why is this happening.
Cheers

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Does it happen on both new messages and replies? It's not unusual for it to
happen with reply to all's - outlook doesn't always know which address is
yours - but that would only apply to reply to all.

It's not something Outlook can do on its own. If there are no rules to CC it
and no addins to BCC it, your mail server could be doing it.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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No. I will be happy to supply any info or file.

Thanks for the interest.

Are you using an addin to BCC the message to yourself?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Since early last year, with Outlook 2003/XP Pro and 2007/Vista, every
single email I send, either through hotmail or msn, is nearly instantly
echo back to my inbox.
Multiple times, in this 2 disimilars computers, I have recheck the
options and failed to find a way to select such operation. Off course,
there is a copy of the message in the Send Directory, but this normal.
Why is this happening?
Perhaps a kind soul might explain why is this happening.
Cheers

 

[Rolando E Creagh, MD FACS.]

Strange! I responded to your kind sugestion and I do not see it. It is
present in my send directory
Will tray again:
Sorry for the delay in response.
It happend regarless of new or reply. Even in replies to all, where I was
one of the recepients and carefully even errase myself.
I am investigating the ISP also, but got no response. (MSN). The fact that
it happend in 5-10 seconds makes me feel is posible.
It does not happend with Outlook Express or Windows Mail like in the present
message, which I only use for news.
Cheers

Does it happen on both new messages and replies? It's not unusual for it
to happen with reply to all's - outlook doesn't always know which address
is yours - but that would only apply to reply to all.

It's not something Outlook can do on its own. If there are no rules to CC
it and no addins to BCC it, your mail server could be doing it.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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No. I will be happy to supply any info or file.

Thanks for the interest.

Are you using an addin to BCC the message to yourself?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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mailto:[email protected]

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Since early last year, with Outlook 2003/XP Pro and 2007/Vista, every
single email I send, either through hotmail or msn, is nearly instantly
echo back to my inbox.
Multiple times, in this 2 disimilars computers, I have recheck the
options and failed to find a way to select such operation. Off course,
there is a copy of the message in the Send Directory, but this normal.
Why is this happening?
Perhaps a kind soul might explain why is this happening.
Cheers