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Thanks for the suggestions guys. I checked their webportal as DMTechGrooup sugested and it turns out that they were over the limit alotted them by the provider. I called the provider and the provider increased their space. Too bad they did not mention that when one of the users called earlier to complain. Thanks for all your responses. 
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Thanks for the suggestions guys. I checked their webportal as DMTechGrooup sugested and it turns out that they were over the limit alotted them by the provider. I called the provider and the provider increased their space. Too bad they did not mention that when one of the users called earlier to complain. Thanks for all your responses.

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I have a group of users at a remote location that receives email from an ISP using POP3. Everything was fine up until a few days ago. They haven't received any emails or can they send any emails. They don't get any errors in outlook. When I test their POP3 settings it tests ok. I called the provider, FusedNetworks, and they say everything is ok on their end. If you hit the send/receive in Outlook it looks like it is downloading and says complete but no emails. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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I have a group of users at a remote location that receives email from an ISP using POP3. Everything was fine up until a few days ago. They haven't received any emails or can they send any emails. They don't get any errors in outlook. When I test their POP3 settings it tests ok. I called the provider, FusedNetworks, and they say everything is ok on their end. If you hit the send/receive in Outlook it looks like it is downloading and says complete but no emails. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Not receiving or sending email from hosted email provider

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