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Cdd23k

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I was emailing a unscrupulous car dealership about a car purchase. They made a statement in one of their emails that was evidence that they cheat their customers. Weeks later when I looked for the email to report them to the Better Business Bureau, the incrimnating email was gone. Can someone pull back an email they have sent? If so, is there anyway for me to retrieve a copy of that missing email. I am using a MacBook Pro with High Sierra and my iPhone running IOS 11.4.1. I also back up to iCloud on my phone. There must be a copy somewhere.
 
They can't 'pull it back'. Do you have a backup of your Mac?
[doublepost=1535480298][/doublepost]When I googled about pulling back an email, there were several topic on how to do it. My iPhone is backed up on iCloud
 
Can you post a source to that?

Your iCloud backup won't help unless it's from prior to it disappearing, and usually they are up to date, meaning the old one is overwritten. Time Machine on your Mac works differently, but if it's not set up it doesn't help.
 
Emails cannot be "pulled back". If you no longer have it in your trash, try Time Machine. If it's not there you're out of luck.
 
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