
i've done a lot of manual deleting, of course, but am seeking an automated solution because The only way i've found to avoid this is to go up to the server constantly and move emails out of the inbox and into folders there, but with 6 accounts in use, that's a lot of frequent extra work.ģ - aside from hoping to stop it from happening going forward, i urgently need to remove the duplicates from all the folders into which i have moved past emails. Lately it's stopped happening to my inbox constantly, but still does occur a few times a week at random.

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it also happened (after a week or so) when a friend set up one of my mail accounts on his own Outlook for mac (which shares the NOTE: messages do not duplicate at server level nor in Apple Mail on my computer or iphone, so we know it's an Outlook issue. changing email provider/address is not an option.ġ - i've tried reinstalling accounts in outlook as well as creating new main profiles, and the problem inevitably recurs - sometimes immediately, sometimes after a few days. This is happening with my 6 pop accounts on yahoo (at&t). To answer you and add detail, in somewhat different order: Thank you Regina (and sorry for the delay in responding - receiving so many duplicate emails means important things get buried!) * Kindly Mark and Vote this reply if it helps please, as it will be beneficial to more Community members reading here. Regina - * Beware of scammers posting fake support numbers here.
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If issue persists, I would like to know which server are you configuring, POP IMAP or something else.Īny update will be appreciated, thank you for your understanding ,Hope you have a nice weekend :)

)Then try to add it again to see if you still get duplicate emails. To help you troubleshoot your problem, please back up your account first. So maybe you just can manually delete them.įor your problem that you have been receiving duplicate emails, maybe there are some problems with your account set up. According to my research, I’m afraid that there is no such option in Outlook for mac.
