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stinkfoot63
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I logged into my web mail today and discovered about a half dozen new folders that had appeared (I deleted). Two were subfolders to Trash. Their names were long, random letter strings. I also noted that there was some sort of service interruption last night and am wondering if the two incidents are related.
As a precaution I've changed my password.
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stinkfoot63
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Will do. I thought it was noteworthy.
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pianoman
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It happened to me as well, so I'm sure it's not an isolated incident.
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Allan
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@pianoman,
Please reset your password as well. Just to be on the safe side.
Thanks,
Allan - Cox Support Forums Moderator.
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Jaeger
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I have been getting this issue since the transition to the new email interface. I usually just delete the folders but sometimes they come back. Changing password made no difference.
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J_J__T
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This has also happened to me twice. Just happened this morning for the second time.
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ReneeG
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I recommend checking the steps listed above by TiffanyR. Please let us know if this helps.
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stinkfoot63
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I suspect this is a glitch with the new system.... got a fresh one after my folders failed to display upon logging in. Toggled the collapse arrow and my folders appeared with a new one- random letters. Clicked on it and got an error... folder doesn't exist. Logged out and back in and it was indeed gone.
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