"donnad1260" wrote in message

Does anyone know why when you send an email to yourself it does not
show up in the In folder. It used to now it doesn't anymore.

"lallywendy" wrote:

hi. can anybody help me i have windows xp pro with service pack 2
and us outlook express 6 for emailing. now the thing is i can send
emails and get no report back undelivered or any error reports. so
it looks like it has gone ok. but the person i am sending to
sometimes recieves the email and more than often will not recieve
it. has anybody got any ideas that could help me please. thanks

Sounds like your AV might be botching the transmission of the email.
Not unusual and it's a well known issue with anti virus software. The
only one I know of that's gotten around it so far is NOrton AV 2009.
Try turning off at least the outgoing e-mail scanning and they might
start going through OK. Or turn off both incoming and outgoing if you
have to.
Same reason for why you don't get your own mails you send yourself.
Mails will show in the Sent folder but not actually be sent.

HTH,

Twayne`

"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote in message
...
No, why?

donnad1260 wrote:
Does anyone know why when you send an email to yourself it does not show
up
in the In folder. It used to now it doesn't anymore.

"lallywendy" wrote:

hi. can anybody help me i have windows xp pro with service pack 2 and us
outlook express 6 for emailing. now the thing is i can send emails and
get
no report back undelivered or any error reports. so it looks like it has
gone ok. but the person i am sending to sometimes recieves the email and
more than often will not recieve it. has anybody got any ideas that
could
help me please. thanks

"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote in message
...
No, why?

donnad1260 wrote:
Does anyone know why when you send an email to yourself it does not show
up
in the In folder. It used to now it doesn't anymore.

"lallywendy" wrote:

hi. can anybody help me i have windows xp pro with service pack 2 and us
outlook express 6 for emailing. now the thing is i can send emails and
get
no report back undelivered or any error reports. so it looks like it has
gone ok. but the person i am sending to sometimes recieves the email and
more than often will not recieve it. has anybody got any ideas that
could
help me please. thanks

"Twayne" wrote in message
...
"donnad1260" wrote in message

Does anyone know why when you send an email to yourself it does not
show up in the In folder. It used to now it doesn't anymore.

"lallywendy" wrote:

hi. can anybody help me i have windows xp pro with service pack 2
and us outlook express 6 for emailing. now the thing is i can send
emails and get no report back undelivered or any error reports. so
it looks like it has gone ok. but the person i am sending to
sometimes recieves the email and more than often will not recieve
it. has anybody got any ideas that could help me please. thanks

Sounds like your AV might be botching the transmission of the email. Not
unusual and it's a well known issue with anti virus software. The only
one I know of that's gotten around it so far is NOrton AV 2009. Try
turning off at least the outgoing e-mail scanning and they might start
going through OK. Or turn off both incoming and outgoing if you have to.
Same reason for why you don't get your own mails you send yourself.
Mails will show in the Sent folder but not actually be sent.

HTH,

Twayne`

"Twayne" wrote in message
...
"donnad1260" wrote in message

Does anyone know why when you send an email to yourself it does not
show up in the In folder. It used to now it doesn't anymore.

"lallywendy" wrote:

hi. can anybody help me i have windows xp pro with service pack 2
and us outlook express 6 for emailing. now the thing is i can send
emails and get no report back undelivered or any error reports. so
it looks like it has gone ok. but the person i am sending to
sometimes recieves the email and more than often will not recieve
it. has anybody got any ideas that could help me please. thanks

Sounds like your AV might be botching the transmission of the email. Not
unusual and it's a well known issue with anti virus software. The only
one I know of that's gotten around it so far is NOrton AV 2009. Try
turning off at least the outgoing e-mail scanning and they might start
going through OK. Or turn off both incoming and outgoing if you have to.
Same reason for why you don't get your own mails you send yourself.
Mails will show in the Sent folder but not actually be sent.

HTH,

Twayne`

"donnad1260" wrote in message
...
Does anyone know why when you send an email to yourself it does not show
up
in the In folder. It used to now it doesn't anymore.

"lallywendy" wrote:

hi. can anybody help me i have windows xp pro with service pack 2 and us
outlook express 6 for emailing. now the thing is i can send emails and
get no
report back undelivered or any error reports. so it looks like it has
gone
ok. but the person i am sending to sometimes recieves the email and more
than
often will not recieve it. has anybody got any ideas that could help me
please. thanks

"donnad1260" wrote in message
...
Does anyone know why when you send an email to yourself it does not show
up
in the In folder. It used to now it doesn't anymore.

"lallywendy" wrote:

hi. can anybody help me i have windows xp pro with service pack 2 and us
outlook express 6 for emailing. now the thing is i can send emails and
get no
report back undelivered or any error reports. so it looks like it has
gone
ok. but the person i am sending to sometimes recieves the email and more
than
often will not recieve it. has anybody got any ideas that could help me
please. thanks