Vista - Bounced emails

10-21-2007

I cannot receive any emails due to a "full mailbox." My mailbox is actually
empty. All folders have been cleared out. Now what ????

10-21-2007

"Camelot" <Camelot@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:C5CFF314-E11D-4DB1-8DD5-8069D490E092@xxxxxx

Quote:

>I cannot receive any emails due to a "full mailbox." My mailbox is
>actually
> empty. All folders have been cleared out. Now what ????

The "full mailbox" is unlikely to be the one on your pc. It'll be your
mailbox on your ISPs mail server. This is normally caused by selecting the
option in your mail client to leave mail on the server.

If your ISP has a web mail service (most do - see their help pages), use
that to clear down the inbox on the server. Then consider changing that
setting in your mail client to stop it happening again.

Hope this helps.

10-21-2007

"Mark Weinreb" <mzw@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:u1dwLp$EIHA.1208@xxxxxx

Quote:

>
> "Camelot" <Camelot@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:C5CFF314-E11D-4DB1-8DD5-8069D490E092@xxxxxx

Quote:

>>I cannot receive any emails due to a "full mailbox." My mailbox is
>>actually
>> empty. All folders have been cleared out. Now what ????

>
> The "full mailbox" is unlikely to be the one on your pc. It'll be your
> mailbox on your ISPs mail server. This is normally caused by selecting the
> option in your mail client to leave mail on the server.
>
> If your ISP has a web mail service (most do - see their help pages), use
> that to clear down the inbox on the server. Then consider changing that
> setting in your mail client to stop it happening again.
>
> Hope this helps.

Also, if your ISP does not offer webmail access, you can still clean out
the mailbox on the server by going to http://mail2web.com.

--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]

10-21-2007	#1 (permalink)
Camelot n/a posts	Bounced emails I cannot receive any emails due to a "full mailbox." My mailbox is actually empty. All folders have been cleared out. Now what ????
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10-21-2007	#2 (permalink)
Mark Weinreb n/a posts	Re: Bounced emails "Camelot" <Camelot@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C5CFF314-E11D-4DB1-8DD5-8069D490E092@xxxxxx Quote: >I cannot receive any emails due to a "full mailbox." My mailbox is >actually > empty. All folders have been cleared out. Now what ???? The "full mailbox" is unlikely to be the one on your pc. It'll be your mailbox on your ISPs mail server. This is normally caused by selecting the option in your mail client to leave mail on the server. If your ISP has a web mail service (most do - see their help pages), use that to clear down the inbox on the server. Then consider changing that setting in your mail client to stop it happening again. Hope this helps.
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10-21-2007	#3 (permalink)
Gary VanderMolen n/a posts	Re: Bounced emails "Mark Weinreb" <mzw@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:u1dwLp$EIHA.1208@xxxxxx Quote: > > "Camelot" <Camelot@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:C5CFF314-E11D-4DB1-8DD5-8069D490E092@xxxxxx Quote: >>I cannot receive any emails due to a "full mailbox." My mailbox is >>actually >> empty. All folders have been cleared out. Now what ???? > > The "full mailbox" is unlikely to be the one on your pc. It'll be your > mailbox on your ISPs mail server. This is normally caused by selecting the > option in your mail client to leave mail on the server. > > If your ISP has a web mail service (most do - see their help pages), use > that to clear down the inbox on the server. Then consider changing that > setting in your mail client to stop it happening again. > > Hope this helps. Also, if your ISP does not offer webmail access, you can still clean out the mailbox on the server by going to http://mail2web.com. -- Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
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