Hello: I have this problem quite often when downloading my email through Outlook Express. It always occurs at the start of the day, never during the day, although I do Send/Receive dozens of times a day.
My email appears to download normally, but then I get this error message:
<<Message number 1 could not be retrieved. Account: 'pop3.phonecoop.coop', Server: 'pop3.phonecoop.coop', Protocol: POP3, Server Response: '-ERR Can't open the message file - it's gone!', Port: 110, Secure(SSL): No, Server Error: 0x800CCC90, Error Number: 0x800420CD>>>
Sometimes this message is followed by several more, beginning Message number 2 could not be retrieved ... and so on.
I know for sure of at least two recent emails which have been sent but which Ive never received. Could this be why?
I have three questions:
1. What is this and can I fix it?
2. Can I stop it happening again?
3. Are the emails which couldn't be retrieved lost forever? Or is there any way I can read them, or at least find out who they came from, so I can ask for them to be re-sent?
(Actually, thats about five questions, but what am I - a statistician?)
Many thanks for any help - what a great site this is.
My email appears to download normally, but then I get this error message:
<<Message number 1 could not be retrieved. Account: 'pop3.phonecoop.coop', Server: 'pop3.phonecoop.coop', Protocol: POP3, Server Response: '-ERR Can't open the message file - it's gone!', Port: 110, Secure(SSL): No, Server Error: 0x800CCC90, Error Number: 0x800420CD>>>
Sometimes this message is followed by several more, beginning Message number 2 could not be retrieved ... and so on.
I know for sure of at least two recent emails which have been sent but which Ive never received. Could this be why?
I have three questions:
1. What is this and can I fix it?
2. Can I stop it happening again?
3. Are the emails which couldn't be retrieved lost forever? Or is there any way I can read them, or at least find out who they came from, so I can ask for them to be re-sent?
(Actually, thats about five questions, but what am I - a statistician?)
Many thanks for any help - what a great site this is.