How to Recover Lost Emails

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We have almost say goodbye to writing a letter with paper. Instead, we use emails to communicate with each other more often. This also gives opportunity for some advertisement companies and some other enterprises, they can achieve your email address or your personal information by some illegal means and send emails to you to
disseminate their publicity. When we want to stop these bothering, we have to set that put such useless emails into spam box. But this function is imperfect and when it will send some useful emails into spam box. We are unaware of this and empty it. Before long, we realize this but it is too late to regret.

So we always delete the things we think is useless, but only to find it needed one day after you delete it. Well, to find a deleted email is one of the troubles we will encounter in our day to day life.
Sometimes you can find the emails you have deleted by yourself.

No matter which website you are using you can try this:

  1. Open a browser and log on your account.
  2. Log on your email account.
  3. In your folder tree there is a folder named “trash” or “deleted”. Click on it
  4. You can search for the email you have deleted and move it to your inbox.
  5. You can also resend this email to yourself so that it will show up in your inbox.

If you use outlook:

  • Log on your email account.
  • In your folder tree there is a folder named “trash” or “deleted”. Click on it and you can find the emails you deleted before.
  • Find the one you want and click on it and drag it into your “inbox”. You can also right-click on it and there will be an option named “move to”. Click on it and move it to inbox.

But the easiest way to recover emails is to download Wiserecovery as it has so much functions and support lots kinds of storages and different formats.

After downloading you only need to click some buttons and that will be done. You should own it especially you are not a computer geek.

It can also do recover when you have an accidental formatting or reformat, accidental deletion events or other scenarios.

More information you can get from here:Wiserecovery