Deleted items

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Lu

Hi,

I deleted some mails so they where stored in the "Deleted
items" folder. By accident I deleted the mails in this
folder but I actually still needed them. Is there a
possibility to restore these mails which were deleted from
this deleted items folder?

Thanks
Lu
 
No, if you have emptied the deleted items folder and since shut down
Outlook, they are gone.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer
Lu <[email protected]> asked:

| Hi,
|
| I deleted some mails so they where stored in the "Deleted
| items" folder. By accident I deleted the mails in this
| folder but I actually still needed them. Is there a
| possibility to restore these mails which were deleted from
| this deleted items folder?
|
| Thanks
| Lu
 
Actually I found a way to do this. I wrote an How To for this. You can find
it on my website http://hop.to/outlookhelp under the "How To" section.

My site is still a mess (please forgive me) I'm just playing with it at the
moment and see where it's leading to.

Please post back if the recovery worked for you!

Good luck!
 
Yes, I am aware of this method. However, it will not work if the user has
closed Outlook since the original deletion. See my original post.

(BTW - get rid of the pop-ups and your site will see increased traffic.)


--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer
Roady <[email protected]> asked:

| Actually I found a way to do this. I wrote an How To for this. You
| can find it on my website http://hop.to/outlookhelp under the "How
| To" section.
|
| My site is still a mess (please forgive me) I'm just playing with it
| at the moment and see where it's leading to.
|
| Please post back if the recovery worked for you!
|
| Good luck!
|
| || No, if you have emptied the deleted items folder and since shut down
|| Outlook, they are gone.
||
|| --
|| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
||
|| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
||
||
|| After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer
|| Lu <[email protected]> asked:
||
||| Hi,
|||
||| I deleted some mails so they where stored in the "Deleted
||| items" folder. By accident I deleted the mails in this
||| folder but I actually still needed them. Is there a
||| possibility to restore these mails which were deleted from
||| this deleted items folder?
|||
||| Thanks
||| Lu
 
I don't get any popups
David

Vanguard said:
- hop.to = 216.27.94.80
- Has no reverse DNS (for me nor for SamSpade.org).
- The .to TLD is supposed to be for Tonga.
- According to IANA (http://www.iana.org/cctld/cctld-whois.htm), the .to
TLD is handled by http://www.iana.org/root-whois/to.htm but registration
services are provided at http://www.tonic.to/. Their
http://www.tonic.to/faq.htm?4480DF43;;;#10 says they are in San Quentin,
CA (USA). Tonic.to's IP address is 206.184.59.10 is in the range owned
by Verio whose registration data says they are in Colorado, USA. So
much for obeying the .to TLD to mean the country of Tonga. Tonic.to
does *NOT* provide a WhoIs lookup of domain registrant information.
Blind or hidden registrations qualify for spam and fraud filtering.
- dig shows the nameservers for hop.to are at ampira.com. WhoIs shows
this is owned by FortuneCity whose registration data says they are in
New York, USA. FortuneCity is also mentioned in extreme minimal
registration data in ARIN lookup on hop.to's IP address.

So Roady, who appears to be using an e-mail address at .nl
(Netherlands), is using a URL redirection service at hop.to (to a user
account at chello.nl) which is NOT in Tonga but is registered through a
registrar in San Quentin who does NOT provide any WhoIs information that
goes through a FortuneCity nameserver in Colorado and who inserts
invisible frames to run scripts to open popups for ads by FortuneCity in
New York. While the chello.nl domain might be okay (I haven't
investigate that ... yet), hop.to is NOT. Hop.to is listed in some
DNSBL (DNS blacklists) because they are abused as a spam source
regardless of Tonic.to's claim to eliminate spammers after receiving
complaints.

Using SamSpade's safe web browser (to see the HTML code only), Roady's
is using a URL redirection service that spews spam. Having <FRAME
src="http://images.v3.com/popclkjscript.htm" name="adpage"> (v3.com is
also FortuneCity) to show popups probably won't be tolerated by many
users, anymore. Banners are bad enough. Popups are now intolerable.
So you navigate through hop.to which then uses frames to show the target
web site but also uses frames to popup ads. Why? Because hop.to is
free? There are no other URL redirection services that don't use this
scummy approach?

Roady won't be able to get rid of the spam until he either publishes the
URL to his chello.nl member web page (which he could munge) or finds a
different freebie URL redirection service that doesn't proliferate spam
in another frame or popup. There must be better ways to obfuscate your
web site's URL than using hop.to with ad popups.
Click to expand...
 
Many thanks Vanguard for the very detailed analysis. Your are correct on all
fronts. The V3 is spam. I'm still looking for a good URL for free or just a
couple of ? a year. You are also correct about chello. Chello is my provider
and yes, I live in Holland (the e-mail address is from my work). The direct
URL to the site is http://members.chello.nl/rsparnaaij/outlookhelp or
http://members.rott.chello.nl/rsparnaaij/outlookhelp. First I tried going
for a .tk registration which are free and pop-up free but somehow my
provider also has my site redirected to the location I just gave you
(without Outlookhelp) and .tk says it can't redirect a second time. Then I
became a bit stuck on options and went for the esay way out; V3 :-S. Trust
me, it's not the final solution but since my site is no way there yet it's
not a big issue I think.

Suggestions are always welcome. Thanks again!

Roady
 
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