I accidentally deleted emails that i urgently need..and it seems yahoo have already erased them..is there a way i can retreive them?

It depends on how your hotmail was setup on your iPad. If it was setup as POP3 connection, then you can still retrieve your email using a broswer to log into Hotmail.

If it was setup as IMAP then whatever you delete from your iPad will be delete on Hotmails server as well. Double check your Trash folder to see if its still in there. If that has been deleted, then there is no way to get your mail back.

Hi . If you deleted your email messages and the trash folder hasn't been cleared out yet, you'll be able to find it there. In the TRASH FOLDER. You can find it in the list of folders on the left pane of Yahoo! Mail.

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The only way to get it back if it wasn't deleted already is to talk to someone who access to the server. Most companies automatically save copies of sent E-Mails for liability reasons.

Hello, and thank you for choosing fixya.com. What e-mail provider are you using? If you are using Outlook, then yes, you can retreive them. As far as hotmail and yahoo, I am unaware of any such option for retreival.

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You should be able to get them back from the deleted items folder on yahoo mail. It is usually listed by your inbox/sent items. If you deleted them from the deleted items folder, then there is no way to recover them.

even thou they delete apparently they are still on the comp  i think not sure thou if u go into history or cookies   something like that look along those lines  hope u find them..

did u delete them from the archive?

Yahoo emails are saved on the internet by default. All you have to do is go to Yahoo.com, log into email and they will be there. If you forgot you password there is an email reminder option.

If you are talking about using Windows Restore points that will not bring back deleted files.

Hope this helps!