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When I receive email messages in my Inbox and on my BB 8830 I get a copy also written the the Conflicts folder. This causes the BB to think that the email has been filed and it no longer shows up in my Inbox.<br />
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I have tried renaming the .OST file and having Outlook create a new one.<br />
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I am still getting incoming emails copied to the Conflicts folder.<br />
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I am currently using GoDaddy's hosted Outlook with Mobile solution.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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When I receive email messages in my Inbox and on my BB 8830 I get a copy also written the the Conflicts folder. This causes the BB to think that the email has been filed and it no longer shows up in my Inbox.

I have tried renaming the .OST file and having Outlook create a new one.

I am still getting incoming emails copied to the Conflicts folder.

I am currently using GoDaddy's hosted Outlook with Mobile solution.

Thanks in advance.

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