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All my PM's were deleted yesterday. I deleted 2 and now all are gone.

I believe Hesh had something similar happen to him.

Is there an issue with the PMs here?

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"An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered. An inconvenience is an adventure wrongly considered." G. K. Chesterton.

Are you sure you hit the delete selected and not delete all. In your in box you can delete any message you want but in your out box you can’t delete any messages. they disappear when the recipient deletes them from his in box. My inbox is empty because I keep it cleaned out regularly. but I have 8 pages in my out box because of mail that has been read but not deleted by the recipient. and I am at 50% space available. In another year I will have 0% available and not a darn thing I can do about it

Good to know about this. I haven't experienced the problem yet. BUt often one of the first things I do is invite the other party to email in case we should exchange more than one or two messages. Mostly because I don't want to fill up my allocated space. But this would seem to be another reason to do so.

Best,

Michael

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I almost hit the "delete all" button twice! It's easy to do.

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Billy Dean Thomas
Covina, CA

"Multi famam, conscientiam, pauci verentur."
(Many fear their reputation, few their conscience)

I tested mine and worked fine. I selected three and hit delete selected and those three deleted. Ithen hit delete all all were deleted. I don't know if browser could make a differance but all is well on my end

I've deleted messages in the past without deleting all. It is very possible that I hit the delete all button this time. I had heard that there may be a bug, so I thought this thread might serve as a nice warning.

The best and most appropriate warning is probably to be careful not to hit the delete all button.

Getting old..........

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"An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered. An inconvenience is an adventure wrongly considered." G. K. Chesterton.