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How long does UNOPENED e-mail stay in my new mail?

 


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Mail that has never been opened will stay in your New mail folder for 30 days then be deleted.  However, if you open a mail and then mark "Keep as New" it will never be deleted.

If you are using an Inbox folder, mail - opened or not - is never deleted.
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