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UKmacman

macrumors 6502
Original poster
Oct 4, 2007
254
1
I am doing the gmail to mobileme thing and I have noticed that on a few times I have deleted the emails in my inbox only for them to appear again a few minutes later. Has anyone else had this?

I am using pop in gmail
 

SaleenS351

macrumors 6502
Dec 2, 2004
287
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California
I've noticed it will upload old messages that have either been deleted or marked as read. This morning I opened my email at work and there were no emails in my box either new or old. Then all of a sudden it started to load them again, about 15,000 emails and it has done this on my iPhone as well, not as many but same symptoms. Not liking mobileme. I've had .mac for over 5 years now and if this continues, I may not anty up another year.
 

barddzen

macrumors newbie
May 16, 2006
17
0
Billerica, MA
Sort of...

I have an issue where I'll delete emails using Mail.App or re-arrange folders and then login to MobileMe and not see the same changes. My understanding was that Mail.App made the changes directly on the IMAP system and MobileMe would read the folders, emails, etc. from IMAP and display.

This doesn't see to be the case since changes I make using the desktop client, seemingly directly to IMAP, aren't immediately reflected on MobileMe web.

Very odd.
 

Terry W

macrumors member
Apr 20, 2007
51
0
NYC
Me too, but not with gmail


I am not actually forwarding anything from any other account, just experiencing deleted emails reappearing as unread emails after a few minutes. Quite annoying. Anyone else have this problem and/or heard of any fixes?
 

nesl247

macrumors member
Jun 14, 2008
87
34
Florida
I'm having the same issue. Except it seems that it doesn't show changes such as moving mail to another folder either. But when I go on mobileme.com and do anything with an email such as delete it or move it, all the changes that should have appeared, appear properly.
 
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