Difference in sentbox and outbox
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Difference in sentbox and outbox
Educate me on this. Most times I answer and it goes in sentbox but every once in a while it goes in outbox. Hadn't seen a rhyme nor reason, just wondering.
sidroski- Contributing Member

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Re: Difference in sentbox and outbox
If it is in the sent box it has been read by the recipient. If it is sitting in your out box it has NOT been read by the recipient.
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captain-03- Moderator

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Re: Difference in sentbox and outbox
Not sure. But when you hit the send button, messages sit in your out box until they are actually transmitted to the mail server.
Then they move over to your sent box.
If you have emails hanging around in your out box, it typically means that you are having trouble connecting to the mail server. Or the mail server is overloaded for the moment.
Then they move over to your sent box.
If you have emails hanging around in your out box, it typically means that you are having trouble connecting to the mail server. Or the mail server is overloaded for the moment.

NRA_guy- Distinguished Poster

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Re: Difference in sentbox and outbox
Thanks, couldn't figure out a pattern, some got out of my outbox quick and got one that was sitting.
sidroski- Contributing Member

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Re: Difference in sentbox and outbox
I have a bunch sitting in the outbox for months at a time ... they are all addressed to Newly registered members .... who have no logged back on or who have not check their messages .... it sits in the outbox until read.
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