Missing email between iphone ipad and Mac
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Missing email between iphone ipad and Mac
I have never had this before but an important email arrived on my ipad and I replied (from the ipad) but later noticed it had never appeared on my MacBook (it was on the iphone).
Not sure why this happened as I normally use the MacBook for most emails but sometimes iphone or ipad and they always show on the MacBook (for records etc)
Any obvious explanation?
Mike
Not sure why this happened as I normally use the MacBook for most emails but sometimes iphone or ipad and they always show on the MacBook (for records etc)
Any obvious explanation?
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Not in spam.
However I checked in sent (again) and found my reply - with the lost message.
So no sign of the original message in inbox but comes up in the sent messages box (ie reply to this message)
All solved now but was to do with someone moaning they hadn't been paid - when they had.
Strange as it was reasonably important and was lost (for a while - though I did have a printed copy)
One of those glitches that show you have to keep an eye on everything.
Sorry - rather boring.
However I checked in sent (again) and found my reply - with the lost message.
So no sign of the original message in inbox but comes up in the sent messages box (ie reply to this message)
All solved now but was to do with someone moaning they hadn't been paid - when they had.
Strange as it was reasonably important and was lost (for a while - though I did have a printed copy)
One of those glitches that show you have to keep an eye on everything.
Sorry - rather boring.
I am assuming that you have all of this set up using an IMAP account. This should, normally, sync everything between connected devices but the main repository is still on the e-mail server of your provider. So, when in doubt, you can always go back to the webmail page of your provider and find the message here. If things look different between devices, you may have specific sorting rules in place within the local e-mail application.
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For info:
This is very odd as the emails that cause problems are from my estate agent who is selling my house.
There have been problems with the sale (taking ages) and when I refer back to messages they seem to have disappeared.
All very strange so to avoid any future problems I am printing copies (from the agent) - but still not sure why the message I read on my ipad is not in the MacBook?
This is very odd as the emails that cause problems are from my estate agent who is selling my house.
There have been problems with the sale (taking ages) and when I refer back to messages they seem to have disappeared.
All very strange so to avoid any future problems I am printing copies (from the agent) - but still not sure why the message I read on my ipad is not in the MacBook?
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Are you sure the emails from your agent are really from them and those you send are to them? Not uncommon for property sale/purchase communications to be intercepted and spoofed. Result could eventually be funds transferred into a criminals account, which is rapidly closed upon receipt.
Just a few general tips here: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guid.../mlhlp1224/mac
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Thanks for the tips.
No money transfers involved but aware of possible scams.
I never solved the problem but very few emails involved as most communication is by phone
No money transfers involved but aware of possible scams.
I never solved the problem but very few emails involved as most communication is by phone