How to recover deleted spam mail from gmail

The frustration of accidentally deleting an important email, only to realize it was a spam mail! While Gmail's "Trash" folder is designed to hold deleted emails for a limited time, there are still some ways to recover deleted spam mail from Gmail. Here are a few methods to try:

Method 1: Check the "Trash" folder

  1. Log in to your Gmail account.
  2. Click on the "Trash" folder in the left-hand menu.
  3. If the deleted spam mail is still in the Trash folder, you can restore it by clicking on the "Restore" button next to the email.

Method 2: Use Gmail's "Undo Send" feature

  1. If you have enabled the "Undo Send" feature in your Gmail settings, you can use it to recover deleted emails.
  2. Go to your Gmail settings (gear icon) > See all settings > General > Undo Send.
  3. If you've enabled the feature, you'll see a "Undo Send" button next to the "Send" button when you compose an email.
  4. If you accidentally delete an email, click on the "Undo Send" button within a few seconds to recover it.

Method 3: Use Gmail's "Bin" feature

  1. Log in to your Gmail account.
  2. Click on the "Bin" icon (looks like a trash can) in the top-right corner of the page.
  3. In the Bin window, click on the "Restore" button next to the deleted email.

Method 4: Use a third-party email recovery tool

  1. There are several third-party email recovery tools available that can help recover deleted emails from Gmail, such as:
    • Email Recovery Tool (ERT)
    • Gmail Recovery Tool
    • Recover My Email
  2. Download and install the tool, then follow the instructions to recover your deleted email.

Method 5: Contact Gmail Support

  1. If none of the above methods work, you can contact Gmail Support and ask them to recover your deleted email.
  2. Provide them with the email address and the date and time the email was deleted.
  3. They may be able to recover the email for you, but this is not guaranteed.

Remember to always be cautious when deleting emails, and consider using the "Trash" folder instead of the "Delete" button to recover deleted emails.