Maybe it's just a Thunderbird issue. But if I email someone accross the international dateline (ie. New Zealand) their replies mysteriously disappear. Only thing I can figure is when they reply today their messages are dated tomorrow. The software buries these messages somewhere. I have had no luck figuring out where yet. If I catch the message right when it comes in fine. But I had better print and save it or later it simply disappears.

Anyone else experiencing anything like this?

I suggest sending it the other way around the earth, thereby avoiding that pesky dateline.

Spammers got to dating their solicitations at future dates so that they would show up at the top of your IN Box. I suspect your e-mail program has an option to throw all post-dated emails into SPAM. That's just my guess. Check your SPAM filters and SPAM Box.

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Originally posted by SGraves155:
Spammers got to dating their solicitations at future dates so that they would show up at the top of your IN Box. I suspect your e-mail program has an option to throw all post-dated emails into SPAM. That's just my guess. Check your SPAM filters and SPAM Box.

Thanks, I checked the filters no replies in there... yet.

I think you've got a very valid point about SPAM filter interference. I didn't think about the date issue being a SPAM flag but it sure could be.

Thank you.

USUALLY if the senders adress of an e-mail is an adress that's identical to an adress stored in your "adress book"
spam filters are automatically bypassed.

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