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I tested that theory. &nbsp;I sent mail to the account and it always hits the iphone first and then downloads to Outlook. &nbsp;I closed Outlook when I was away from my desktop and when I came back and opened Outlook, it downloaded all of my e-mail. &nbsp;Some of it was on the iphone and some of it wasn't.
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Are there any other suggestions out there? &nbsp;
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Are you pulling email from more than one email account?<br />
The iPhone and Outllok 2007 are both downloading email using a POP connection?
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I'm only pulling e-mail from one account. &nbsp;The iphone and Outlook 2007 ar both using a pop connection.
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There have to be other people using a pop account with their iPhone. &nbsp; &nbsp;Are they receiving mail on their desktop and Iphone?
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I have my pop account setup in Outlook 2007 and on my iphone. &nbsp;Not all of the mail that hits outlook also hits the iphone. &nbsp;It seems random. &nbsp;I'll get 3 messages in both places and then I'll miss 5 on my iphone and then I'll get 2 more on both Outlook and then Iphone. &nbsp;Apple has been no help except to tell me to reset the iphone. &nbsp;It's not worth having the phone if I'm not sure I'm getting all of my mail.
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I have my pop account setup in Outlook 2007 and on my iphone.  Not all of the mail that hits outlook also hits the iphone.  It seems random.  I'll get 3 messages in both places and then I'll miss 5 on my iphone and then I'll get 2 more on both Outlook and then Iphone.  Apple has been no help except to tell me to reset the iphone.  It's not worth having the phone if I'm not sure I'm getting all of my mail.

Not all of the pop mail that downloaded to  outlook 2007 also downloads to  the iphone.

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