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                   When 
                    the same email is sent to you repeatedly it is usually do 
                    to a slow internet connection. The server does not get the 
                    confirmation that your computer has received the email quick 
                    enough and resends it again and again and again.  
                  Possible 
                    causes: 
                  
                    - Slow 
                      internet connection
 
                    - Aa 
                      virus/spam or huge email in the persons inbox
 
                    - An 
                      old version of Norton Anti Virus trying to scan a large 
                      file as it down loads and causes a pile up resulting in 
                      your computer not communicating with the email server that 
                      it received the email.
 
                    - A new 
                      version of Norton Anti Virus scanning a huge file. *
 
                   
                  Some things 
                    you can do: 
                  
                    - DSL 
                      - recycle your modem
 
                    - Dialup 
                      - disconnect and reconnect to get a better line.
 
                    - If 
                      that happens again go to the web email on the Timberlan 
                      site and delete the frist and maybe the second email in 
                      the inbox. This should take care of the offending email.
 
                    - Update 
                      or delete the Norton Antivirus program.
 
                    - If 
                      you have Postini virus and apam filters you can shut off 
                      the Norton or McAfee email scaning portion.
 
                    - If 
                      the trouble persists please email support@timberlan.com
 
                   
                  * 
                    Don't forget Timberlan has no limits on email sizes since 
                    many of our customers send and receive large graphic files. 
                    The down side will be that an unwanted large file from friends 
                    or others can clog up the system.  |