Comcast Email

Can you clarify---------are you using only the webmail interface and a browser to access the email?  Or are you using the mail app that comes bundled with Windows 10?  When you send the reply, does it show in the Inbox or the Sent folder?

Can you clarify---------are you using only the webmail interface and a browser to access the email? Or are you using the mail app that comes bundled with Windows 10? When you send the reply, does it show in the Inbox or the Sent folder?

Yes I am using the webmail interface and a browser to access the email. Yes, when I send a reply it shows in the inbox. thanks so much for trying to help me.  I truly appreciate it. 

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@cms81 wrote:

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Yes I am using the webmail interface and a browser to access the email. Yes, when I send a reply it shows in the inbox. thanks so much for trying to help me.  I truly appreciate it. 

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The only ways I can think of that  could cause this would be if :

A)  You have a filter set up to direct messages from your own address to yourself, or--------

B)  Your own email address is in the To:, Cc: or Bcc fields, or-----------

C)  In your Settings, under Mail>>>>>Compose>>>>>Advanced settings,  there is a field labeled "Always add the following recipient to blind carbon copy (BCC)".  Check that to see if your address is in there.  If so, delete it.

I checked settings, mail, compose,advanced settings: I do not have the ioption you provided (add all receipients to BCC).

I only have two choices: 1. shown below in blue-the delete button was clicked on. and 2, Email safe list.
I never put my own address in the send position.

POP Settings for Other Apps
When using POP to access your Comcast email from third-party applications, you can choose what happens to messages once retrieved from the mail server. By default, we will leave the message in your Inbox. Changing this setting will allow your application to tell the server what to do.

Keep

Delete

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@cms81 wrote:

I checked settings, mail, compose,advanced settings: I do not have the ioption you provided (add all receipients to BCC).

 

I only have two choices: 1. shown below in blue-the delete button was clicked on. and 2, Email safe list.
I never put my own address in the send position.

 

POP Settings for Other Apps
When using POP to access your Comcast email from third-party applications, you can choose what happens to messages once retrieved from the mail server. By default, we will leave the message in your Inbox. Changing this setting will allow your application to tell the server what to do.

Keep

Delete

 

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You are looking at the wrong "Advanced settings".  Go to (gear icon)>>>>Settings>>>>>Compose>>>>>>>Advanced settings.  You have to click on Compose.

I should have added in my message to you, the "Default sender Address" listed my address.

OK, I found the correct place and the Always add the following recipient to BCC was blank. My address was not there.

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@cms81 wrote:

OK, I found the correct place and the Always add the following recipient to BCC was blank. My address was not there.

 

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When you look at the header of the message that shows up in the Inbox folder, who does it show as the Sender?  Who is it from?  Your own email address?

When I look in my inbox the forwarded emails are addressed to me.

I assume we are at a dead end on this subject. I do appreciate all the research you did to help me.  So thank you very much.