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Why is Gmail sending duplicate emails?
This happens because your are sending via the SMTP server of Gmail and have Outlook configured to save a copy of each Sent Item. As all the messages that you sent via the Gmail SMTP server also automatically store a copy in your Sent Items folder of the Gmail account, you’ll end up with duplicates.
Why am I getting duplicate emails in my Inbox?
Many things cause duplicates to appear, including synchronization with phones, restoring Exchange public folders from backups, incorrect Outlook rules and many other reasons. Preventing them from occurring in the future is the first step to eradicating them. Removal is the second step to eradicating the duplicates.
How do I stop duplicate emails on my Android phone?
The solution
- Step 1) Go to your Samsung mail app.
- Step 2) Click the menu button and then tap on Settings.
- Step 3) Tap the General preferences button and scroll down to Email notifications – Notify in status bar when email arrives.
- Step 4) Uncheck the box beside that setting.
- Step 5) Exit out of the app and you’re done!
Why do I have duplicate sent items in Gmail?
It means the Sent Items folder is saving two copies of each sent mail. To resolve this issue, the messages should be sent thorugh SMTP server (own ISP) instead of Gmail. To do this a user should be more technical. But, there is always an easy method to turn off the option of storing/saving sent items’ replica in your Gmail account.
How to stop new InBox emails duplicate in important folder?
Gmail NEVER has duplicates of any message. If a message is tagged as Important, it is simply viewable in a list of all other similarly tagged messages, but it is NOT a second copy of the message. What you see in your Gmail App is a reflection of the settings you have in your account on desktop. Please go to Settings and click the Inbox tab.
Why are my Gmail messages saving two copies?
However, sometimes it seems that whenever users send message from Gmail account via Outlook, the sent messages appear twice in the sent items folder. It means the Sent Items folder is saving two copies of each sent mail. To resolve this issue, the messages should be sent thorugh SMTP server (own ISP) instead of Gmail.
Why are all my Gmail messages in the same folder?
We’ve been struggling for a few weeks with all messages sent via a Google Apps account also appearing in its own inbox (as already read), as well as in the correct “sent” folder/label. We tested it from different IMAP connections and reviewed all configs without success. Finally figured out via a few comments on forum it had to be filter related.