POP only allows you to access the contents of your inbox. Any changes you make to your email or folders in your email program will be visible when you sign in to our webmail. We recommend choosing IMAP because it allows you to access any folder in your Hushmail account through your third-party email program and manage your email and folders on our servers at the same time. All you have to do is connect to your Hushmail account through our POP or IMAP servers. iCloud and Lion changed the default settings and it's not very obvious on how to fix it.Setup is simple. I'm not saying this will fix EVERYBODY's issue, but it certainly fixed mine.

(Basically the same thing)Īpple told me to delete and recreate all of my IMAP accounts, but it seemed like it could have been an easier fix than that. Settings>Mail, Contacts, Calendars>Accounts>Choose your IMAP account>Advanced>Mailbox Behaviors>On the Server>Sent Messages. Settings>Mail, Contacts, Calendars>Accounts>Choose your IMAP account>Advanced>Mailbox Behaviors>On the Server>Sent Messages.įor some odd reason, the default is set to ON MY iPad on ON MY iPhone once someone migrates to iCloud/Upgrades their operating system. In order to get your sent messages on the server, in each account you need to do the following (if you haven't already):

It was like they disappeared all together-very bizarre! After a call to AppleCare and a few hours of troubleshooting on my own, this is what I found. I would send an email from one device, but they did not show up when I needed to refer to them later.

Once I upgraded my operating system/switched to iCloud, all of my sent messages on my devices (iPad and iPhone) disappeared. I have multiple devices and run 3 IMAP accounts through my apple mail. Re: your incoming mail, it's definitely a server issue I just figured this out, so I hope the solution is what you need.

Setting up mac mail behaviors