It appears to be some kind of timing window at the Verizon server end. I don't have to wait to receive any from other accounts. I can cause the problem by sending myself emails. It did appear to do it earlier, but in my most recent testing I eventually got the duplicated email to stay in my webmail inbox after reading all the OE duplicate copies. I did determine that reading the dups in the inbox does not stop dups of that email. I had some old emails in my inbox and thought that might be a problem. Actually rebooted the machine after the second test before restarting OE. I tried it twice - once renaming Pop3uidl.dbx and once actually deleting it. Forcing OE to recreate Pop3uidl.dbx does not fix this problem. This seems to be a different problem than what is described in. Possibly a timing window? Sometimes it works, and sometimes it fails. I don't think this is related to the contents or origin (i.e., domain) of the email, but rather what's going on Verizon's outbound email servers.
My web mail inbox still contains the (one) email, so I expect an 8th copy shortly!Įdit: I forgot to state that this does not happen to all emails. This morning (Saturday, 9/6), I'm looking at 7 exact copies of a Groupon email in my Outlook Express inbox. As I said, this started about a week ago with duplicate emails. The duplicate emails in my Outlook Express inbox all contain the exact same date & time. This continues until the email does get deleted from my (web mail) inbox somehow. 5 minutes later, the same email gets downloaded.
#OUTLOOK FOR MAC MULTIPLE COPIES OF MAIL IN SENT PC#
My PC is set up to poll Verizon every 5 minutes.
I can watch my PC download an email, go to web mail with my browser, and the email is still sitting in the inbox. If I log into Verizon's web mail and watch my inbox, the email(s) do not get deleted as my PC downloads them.
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