Windows 10: how to stop in-coming emails from going directly to the Delete file?

how can I stop in-coming emails from going directly to the Delete file?

this started happening to some sender but not others. I do not recall doing anything to cause this.

:)

 

New emails to me go directly to deleted file

Random emails sent to me go directly into my deleted file.There are no filters on senders.

On some of the senders,sometimes I receive them and sometimes I don't

 

Spam from my sisters email

True - although, more than a few emails would seem a little suspicous, rather than just a generated or "logged" email address.


As well - it's quite possible the email isn't coming directly from her account. Some email providers allow one to send email, but use a different "from" address (i.e. gmail) - for example, your primary email address is L: someone@someplace.com, when you send a message it would appear to come from L: someone@noplace.com . . .

It wouldn't surprise me, either, that if your sister had registered on a site, that they could be selling off email addresses - sometimes those really shady purchasers of these email lists will use some of these addresses to "mask" where the emails are actually coming from.

Follow the suggestions tha have already been posted, first - defi change the password. Run a good A/V program, and check your rig over for any other malware. Do a good manual cleaning of internet files, too, both cookies, temp files, and any other tripe that ends up in your temp folders. Anything that doesn't want to be deleted nice and easy tends to not bode well . . . if the issue still continues, she may have to give some serious thought to closing the account and picking up a new email provider elsewhere.

It's a PITA, for all involved.

 

Can WP8 Email advance to the next email on delete?

Hi CarlKCT,

The email app that comes with Windows Phone does not navigate to the next message after you delete the one that you are currently viewing.

What you can do is to read the messages first, then go back to the message list and delete them from there.

Microsoft uses the User Voice site to solicit suggestions and feature requests. There is a User Voice item already for your request. You can add your vote to this topic:

http://windowsphone.uservoice.com/f...-should-open-the-next-message-when-i-delete-t