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Newbieweb,<br />
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Since your question has not received any attention, &nbsp;I have added some topic areas and will bring the question to the attention of moderators if this does not help. <br />
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Tom<br />
EE Page Editor
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Newbieweb,

Since your question has not received any attention,  I have added some topic areas and will bring the question to the attention of moderators if this does not help.

Tom
EE Page Editor

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Software Engineer

curiouswebster

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Thankyou glad I could help.
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I have some blockage on my iCloud email<br />
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I do not understand why, but certain emails do not show up on my iCloud account.<br />
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I logged into iCloud.com and saw no error or sign it was &nbsp;not working. But I do know that certain emails have been lost. Such as, my WordPress site has an outbound email with a PDF attached. I pulled my hair out with the email not showing up until I used my trusty GMail.<br />
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Other things I fear are also blocked.<br />
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In my ThunderBird (Mac) for the iCloud email, there is no SPAM folder. So, perhaps it is being flagged somewhere as SPAM, but not visible either on ThunderBird or online at iCloud.com<br />
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Suggestions?<br />
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Thanks
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I have some blockage on my iCloud email

I do not understand why, but certain emails do not show up on my iCloud account.

I logged into iCloud.com and saw no error or sign it was  not working. But I do know that certain emails have been lost. Such as, my WordPress site has an outbound email with a PDF attached. I pulled my hair out with the email not showing up until I used my trusty GMail.

Other things I fear are also blocked.

In my ThunderBird (Mac) for the iCloud email, there is no SPAM folder. So, perhaps it is being flagged somewhere as SPAM, but not visible either on ThunderBird or online at iCloud.com

Suggestions?

Thanks

I have some blockage on my iCloud email

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