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I've been having a difficulties receiving emails from certain companies and certain people. For the longest time I didn't receive any emails from Netflix because they said my address was not updated. No longer an issue for some reason but that was happening for years. Now, I am not receiving emails from a family member with a gmail address. Why is that? He receives mine but I don't get his!
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AllenP
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Sounds like the 1st problem was with your Netflix account ... "...because they said my address was not updated", not with Cox e-mail service.
The 2nd problem, not receiving e-mail from a family member's gmail account, could be on your family member's part also. Hard to tell without looking at the e-mail headers. Are they getting any message, rejected message notification, anything indicating the mail didn't go thru? It's not a generic gmail issue, I can send from my gmail account to Cox account without issue.
On you end, I would check your spam filter settings. Login to classic webmail and select settings/SpamBlocker settings. If the 1st option, "delete incoming junk", is checked, if their e-mail is caught by Cox's spam filter, it will be deleted and you will never see it. Select either of the other 2 options, one will move it to a spam folder, the other just tag the subject line. Either way, you will be able to see the mail and determine if it's caught by the spam filter.
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Becky
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Follow Allen's suggestions for changing your Spam Blocker settings in WebMail, and then ask your family member to send you a test email from Gmail. Please let us know what happens!
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