on 08-03-2024 16:47
I haven't received any emails since 25th February Inbox or spam. Friends have sent me emails but they are nowhere . What has happened can anyone help me please ?
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on 09-03-2024 15:54
@fedup007 wrote:I haven't received any emails since 25th February Inbox or spam. Friends have sent me emails but they are nowhere .
The first thing to check is whether your friends receive any non delivery error messages when they sent those emails? If so, those error messages will give a reason why the failed to arrive in your mailbox
What has happened can anyone help me please ?
If senders do not receive any non delivery messages then you need to check your VM webmail account to see if an autoforward or filter rule has been set up to divert incoming emails from your email account.
Sign into your VM webmail account.and click on the icons and headings 1 to 3 as they come up.
If an autoforward has been set or any filter rules created but you did not set up then it's a sign that your email account has been hacked. That would obviously be very concerning and here's some tips from VM on what to do if that is the case. What to do if your VM email account has been hacked
If there is nothing obvious in your webmail account, do you also use a third party email app to manage your VM email account? If so you need to check if something in the app is diverting incoming emails or deleting them as soon as they are received.
Post back with how you get on with this.
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on 09-03-2024 15:54
@fedup007 wrote:I haven't received any emails since 25th February Inbox or spam. Friends have sent me emails but they are nowhere .
The first thing to check is whether your friends receive any non delivery error messages when they sent those emails? If so, those error messages will give a reason why the failed to arrive in your mailbox
What has happened can anyone help me please ?
If senders do not receive any non delivery messages then you need to check your VM webmail account to see if an autoforward or filter rule has been set up to divert incoming emails from your email account.
Sign into your VM webmail account.and click on the icons and headings 1 to 3 as they come up.
If an autoforward has been set or any filter rules created but you did not set up then it's a sign that your email account has been hacked. That would obviously be very concerning and here's some tips from VM on what to do if that is the case. What to do if your VM email account has been hacked
If there is nothing obvious in your webmail account, do you also use a third party email app to manage your VM email account? If so you need to check if something in the app is diverting incoming emails or deleting them as soon as they are received.
Post back with how you get on with this.
Coenoby
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on 12-03-2024 10:20
Thank you for more help than VM were. The auto forwarding had been switched off ( no idea when or how) but there were no new emails on my webmail. I reactivated auto forwarding which has worked from a forwarding point but despite ticking save a copy of the message this is not happening.
on 12-03-2024 10:31
When you say " I reactivated auto forwarding which has worked from a forwarding point but despite ticking save a copy of the message this is not happening" do you mean that:
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on 12-03-2024 11:22
I have sent myself several messages today from my g mail account, Amazon and a friend have also emailed me. . All of them were forwarded to specified address but some of them have appeared in the inbox some haven't it seems to be totally random. Incidentally the one VM sent me to inform of your response went into junk box !!
on 12-03-2024 13:51
@fedup007 wrote:I have sent myself several messages today from my g mail account, Amazon and a friend have also emailed me. . All of them were forwarded to specified address but some of them have appeared in the inbox some haven't it seems to be totally random. Incidentally the one VM sent me to inform of your response went into junk box !!
Thanks for that clarification.
The spam filters that VM use do seem to have their moments. Sometimes they flag genuine messages (including their own 🙄) as spam and at other times they fail to flag quite obvious suspicious emails as spam.
As long as your VM mailbox is getting your VM emails and they are being forwarded to your other email account that is one problem solved.
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on 13-03-2024 20:14
Hi fedup007 thanks for getting back to us.
Sorry to hear the emails being sent to your Virgin Media email inbox have not been accessible in your inbox. Is this the case for when you access via webmail and 3rd party clients?
Regards
Lee_R