As a rule, the volume of a mailbox provided to users by various mail services, including paid ones, is limited. Therefore, already read, as well as unnecessary letters by them (users) are moved to the "Trash" or the "Deleted Items" folder. But what if you deleted the letter by mistake? Is it possible to access it again?
Instructions
Step 1
Before trying to recover emails, please note that you can often come across cases when emails sent to you end up not in the Inbox folder, but in the Spam folder. There are many reasons for this, the main one being the negative reputation of the IP address belonging to the sending server. Sometimes they get into this folder undeservedly. In the event that you have deleted an email from the Spam folder, it will be deleted immediately, without intermediate movement to the Deleted Items folder, and cannot be recovered.
Step 2
In addition, there are restrictions on how long messages can be stored in the Deleted Items and Spam folders. Messages from them will be automatically deleted after 30 days. Therefore, in order to insure yourself against the irrecoverable loss of letters, as well as if the amount of available memory has not yet reached the critical level, refrain from cleaning these folders.
Step 3
First of all, you need to log in to the mail service you are using. After that, open the folder "Deleted Items", "Trash" or another that has a similar meaning (depending on the service, they may be called differently).
Step 4
Next, enter the name of the email subject or other information, for example, the sender's address, in the search bar. The system will detect it and display it on the monitor screen (by the way, there may be many letters).
Step 5
To the left of the required letter, check the box, then click "Move", "Restore" or something like that. In front of you on the monitor, a tab with options for moving will be highlighted, in which there will certainly be, for example, "Inbox" or "Received". Select it by clicking the mouse button.
