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Old 04-27-2009, 03:56 PM #6
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the correct email address is there.

I use Thunderbird for my email, so there's no spam folder.
Karen,

Try going in to change you email. Even if it says the one you are using, put it in again. Then click Save Changes.

Most email, hotmail, yahoo, aol, msn, have spam settings. Email from NT may be blocked and not even going to a folder. There should be place to put addys that you allow.
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