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Sunday, December 1st, 2024 7:00 PM

"The mail draft could not be found on the server. It was sent or deleted in the meantime.

When I am composing or replying to an email, I get the following message, and the email freezes: "The mail draft could not be found on the server. It was sent or deleted in the meantime". I have searched this problem, and it has been happening to many people as far back as 4 years ago. This is very frustrating. I started composing my email in word, and then copying it into e-mail and trying to submit before the error happens again. Hopefully, Xfinity has a solution by now.

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23 hours ago

Howdy thefulls

Are you composing this message in an email platform like Outlook or Apple Mail? Appreciate you looping us in to help. We will just need to ask a few questions to get everything situated on the status. 

 

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I'm using Xfinity email - no other platform. 

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You mentioned that you would compose the message on Word then cut and paste. What happens if you compose the message instead of cutting and pasting from a different software?

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