Is there any reason you're not running IMAP on all your devices? Something has changed recently at Yahoo as discussed in my post in that thread and that has affected others as also discussed in that thread. I suggest you re-review the last few recent posts of that doubles thread which I linked earlier and have a look at your settings in the affected device(s).
If it's only happening on some device(s), then it is very likely that it is some sort of setting on those device(s).
Post 12 of the other thread onwards discussed exactly the fact that e-mails end up in the sent folder twice, which is what you're encountering if I'm reading you right. You will need to consult your developer regarding the setup and/or configuration of said script(s).I'm not quite sure why you're not posting in the doubles thread since e-mails are not disappearing which is the topic of this thread. It is recommended to use IMAP for retrieving your your emails. Some scripts by default use POP3 to retrieve emails from the server. If you put your cPanel username, you will be in the wrong place.Īgain, the user name you login with must be an entire email address, like If you are not putting the part, then you will not see the correct inbox. Be sure you are using your full email address for the user name when you login. This mistake is much more common than you think. In Outlook, this is found at Tools > Accounts > Edit the email account > More Settings > Advanced > check box for Leave a copy of messages on the server. To prevent this from happening, be sure to set your POP3 account to leave copies of messages on your server. Check the Outlook or other mail client on that computer. If you made a POP3 connection via Outlook or another mail client, then the emails may have been moved to the computer which made the POP3 connection. Check your other folders, especially Spam and Trash. It is possible someone logged in and deleted or moved the emails. There can be several reasons for why your emails seem to have suddenly disappeared. Emails Suddenly Disappearing or Go Missing
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