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I have installed BCM within Outlook for one of my users. However, after a certain period of time the contacts get moved to the deleted items. I've tried importing the contacts to BCM in a couple different ways but no matter what I try they seem to 'disappear'.<br />
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I've checked permissions at the database level (since this will be a remote shared BCM list) and have physically checked at their stations that they can delete, restore, edit, and create entries. &nbsp;<br />
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I'm not sure where else to take this as everything I try seems to result in deleted contacts...<br />
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Any and all help would be appreciated
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I have installed BCM within Outlook for one of my users. However, after a certain period of time the contacts get moved to the deleted items. I've tried importing the contacts to BCM in a couple different ways but no matter what I try they seem to 'disappear'.

I've checked permissions at the database level (since this will be a remote shared BCM list) and have physically checked at their stations that they can delete, restore, edit, and create entries.  

I'm not sure where else to take this as everything I try seems to result in deleted contacts...

Any and all help would be appreciated

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Business Contact Manager mysteriously moving contacts to &quot;Deleted Items&quot;

I have installed BCM within Outlook for one of my users. However, after a certain period of time the contacts get moved to the deleted items. I&#39;ve tried importing the contacts to BCM in a couple different ways but no matter what I try they seem to &#39;disappear&#39;.

I&#39;ve checked permissions at the database level (since this will be a remote shared BCM list) and have physically checked at their stations that they can delete, restore, edit, and create entries.  

I&#39;m not sure where else to take this as everything I try seems to result in deleted contacts...

Any and all help would be appreciated

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Business Contact Manager mysteriously moving contacts to &quot;Deleted Items&quot;

Business Contact Manager mysteriously moving contacts to "Deleted Items"