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it says that my friend replied to one of my messages when i went over the check mark that shows read it says "replied" but my messages are not coming in?
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Edited by
TheresMyFriend
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Fri 03/13/09 09:22 PM
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it says that my friend replied to one of my messages when i went over the check mark that shows read it says "replied" but my messages are not coming in? "replied" is in reference to what you read...and replied...you want to go to the "sent" option, and it will tell you if your mail to that person was opened/read by them. Good luck. |
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There is a difference between the check mark when it comes to the Inbox and Sent folders, Goldeye18. If the check mark is under the Replies column in the Inbox, it means you replied to that email. If you're looking in the Sent folder, then it means that the recipient has read the message.
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what i mean is in my sent box i have sent a message to someone. In the column where it says Read? ther is a check mark showing i guess the person has read the message, but when put your mouse cursor over it it says replied..is this a glitch also or did they reply and im not getting the message??
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what does this mean? can anyone help
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what does this mean? can anyone help It just means that the person has read the message, not that they have replied to it. |
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that makes alot of sense, probably should say "read" then and not replied
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It doesn't say replied, in sent mail, only indicated as "read", if the person does indeed, open the mail you sent. In your inbox, though, if you answer an email, then it will indicate that you have replied to the message. |
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i know that it says "Read" shown by an orange box with a check mark in it, but when you put the mouse cursor over that box it says replied
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ahh, then now, we are down to your browser, and operating system ? what, exactly, are you using?
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