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From: bobaggins on 11 Apr 2010 19:11


"mrbill862" wrote:

> Outlook just transferred all my emails from my comcast email account into an
> outlook account and I did nothing to make it happen, nor could I stop it from
> happening. It just started and did it on it's own. I may have done some basic
> setup of outlook, but that was a while ago and this just did it on it's own
> today, about 2500 emails transferred and my comcast account shows it's empty.
> I did not want this to happen and would like to send them all back to my
> comcast account. A
>
> Any help would be appreciated
From: DL on 12 Apr 2010 03:34
Your web interface is not a mail program
Forward all your mail back to yourself
Amend the outlook mail account to leave a copy on the server

"bobaggins" <bobaggins(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>
> "mrbill862" wrote:
>
>> Outlook just transferred all my emails from my comcast email account into
>> an
>> outlook account and I did nothing to make it happen, nor could I stop it
>> from
>> happening. It just started and did it on it's own. I may have done some
>> basic
>> setup of outlook, but that was a while ago and this just did it on it's
>> own
>> today, about 2500 emails transferred and my comcast account shows it's
>> empty.
>> I did not want this to happen and would like to send them all back to my
>> comcast account. A
>>
>> Any help would be appreciated

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