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Duplicate Messages
country flaguser name
United States
2007-07-22 19:52:39

I recently signed up for gmail and now have two active
accounts or 
mailboxes: gmail and applesiders. I am also a member of a
Yahoo group 
called "geezers". I am a Mac user and use the Mail
program for my 
e-mail. The problem I have occurs when I receive my mail
from both 
mailboxes,  but all geezer  messages from the Yahoo group
come in 
duplicate. All other messages addressed to either my gmail
account or 
to my applesiders account are received normally. I have set
up my gmail 
to forward any messages received by gmail to the Mail
program which it 
does. How do I eliminate the duplicate Yahoo messages?


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Re: Duplicate Messages
country flaguser name
United States
2007-07-23 13:33:15
It doesn't seem that this is necessarily a Gmail problem. 
It may be
something with the Yahoo group.  Do the duplicates appear
just in Mail
or also in your Gmail inbox?  What happens if you have the
geezers
group mail sent to your applesiders account?

On Jul 22, 8:52 pm, Homer Buescher <hbus...gmail.com> wrote:
> I recently signed up for gmail and now have two active
accounts or
> mailboxes: gmail and applesiders. I am also a member of
a Yahoo group
> called "geezers". I am a Mac user and use the
Mail program for my
> e-mail. The problem I have occurs when I receive my
mail from both
> mailboxes,  but all geezer  messages from the Yahoo
group come in
> duplicate. All other messages addressed to either my
gmail account or
> to my applesiders account are received normally. I have
set up my gmail
> to forward any messages received by gmail to the Mail
program which it
> does. How do I eliminate the duplicate Yahoo messages?


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Re: Duplicate Messages
user name
2007-07-24 05:04:53
Are both of your email addresses (Gmail and AppleIndsider) signed up for the geezers mailing list? (Check who the duplicates are addressed to, if one is to Gmail and the other to the apple account, that's probably your problem.)

Ryan

On 7/22/07, Homer Buescher < hbushergmail.com">hbushergmail.com> wrote:


I recently signed up for gmail and now have two active accounts or
mailboxes: gmail and applesiders. I am also a member of a Yahoo group
called "geezers". I am a Mac user and use the Mail program for my
e-mail. The problem I have occurs when I receive my mail from both
mailboxes,  but all geezer&nbsp; messages from the Yahoo group come in
duplicate. All other messages addressed to either my gmail account or
to my applesiders account are received normally. I have set up my gmail
to forward any messages received by gmail to the Mail program which it
does. How do I eliminate the duplicate Yahoo messages?


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