Nope. If they end up in your Sent Items folder, then I believe that the
problem is not caused by anything on you computer.

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"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:

If the messages end up in your Sent Items folder, then I believe that
they
have been sent from your machine.

I am not sure what part the web mail tech support has to do with this if
you
are using Outlook, but I suspect that there is an issue downstream of
your
system with the sending of multiple mail messages within a short period
and
that they are probably being treated as spam.

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Hope this helps.


The only problem with this theory is the web mail allows much more than
I'm
sending, and I've heard Outlook can do 100 at a time, which is why I am
just
sending 40-50 at a time. AND my test emails (I have about 5 people with
about
8 total email addresses that I tested and spam was not an issue) worked
all
day one day, and were not treated as spam, but then the very next morning
no
emails even arrived. (And this is after weeks of it working, and then
stopping, then I changed the pop3 setting and it worked all day, but then
changed NOTHING and the very next day, no emails arrived anywhere. They
were
just lost.)

Any other ideas? (Take 2 aspirin and call the professional in the morning?
)