How to revover deleted mail

The frustration of deleted emails! Don't worry, I'm here to help you recover deleted emails. Here are some steps to follow:

Method 1: Check your Trash or Deleted Items folder

  1. Log in to your email account.
  2. Check your Trash or Deleted Items folder. If the deleted email is still in this folder, you can restore it by moving it back to your inbox.
  3. If the email is no longer in the Trash or Deleted Items folder, proceed to the next method.

Method 2: Use your email provider's recovery feature

  1. Check your email provider's website or app for a "Recover Deleted Emails" or "Undelete" feature.
  2. Follow the instructions to recover your deleted email. This feature may be available for a limited time, so act quickly.
  3. Some popular email providers with recovery features include:
    • Gmail: Check your Trash or Spam folder, then click on the three vertical dots next to the email and select "Restore" or "Mark as Not Spam."
    • Outlook.com: Go to the "Deleted Items" folder, right-click on the email, and select "Restore."
    • Yahoo Mail: Check your "Trash" folder, then click on the email and select "Restore."

Method 3: Use a third-party email recovery tool

  1. Download and install a third-party email recovery tool, such as:
    • Email Recovery (Windows)
    • Email Recovery Tool (Mac)
    • Recover My Emails (Windows, Mac, and Linux)
  2. Follow the tool's instructions to scan your email account for deleted emails.
  3. Select the deleted email you want to recover and follow the tool's instructions to restore it.

Method 4: Contact your email provider's support

  1. If none of the above methods work, contact your email provider's support team.
  2. Provide them with your email address and a detailed description of the deleted email.
  3. They may be able to recover the email for you or provide additional guidance on how to recover it.

Remember to always be cautious when using third-party tools, as they may not be compatible with your email provider or may pose security risks.