Email

[Mer]

I am being told that when I am out of town emails sent to
me are "bounced back" with a message that my inbox is
full. My husband and I have the same Outlook 2000 and he
has over 1500 messages in his inbox. This happens to me
when I have as little as 200. Any suggestions?

Thanks!

 

[Ben M. Schorr, MVP-OneNote/Outlook]

You need to check with your ISP. Also, number of messages doesn't
necessarily equal size of mailbox. If your husband has 1500 text messages
while you have 200 messages full of large images then your mailbox will be
larger.

The problem most likely is that while you're out of town nobody is checking
your mail so the mail is piling up in your mailbox at your ISP and the
mailbox is getting full.

Can you have somebody download your mail...or leave your computer connected
so it automaticaly downloads the mail periodically?


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