2011-07-30, 10:28 AM
Are you reading your email on the web (through a browser) or in Microsoft Outlook or a similar program that downloads the emails to your local computer?
If the latter, that program might not be doing its thing, or your ISP (I'm assuming that who holds the mail until you download it) is having problems. Call them.
If it's a web-based service such as hotmail or gmail, the problem can't be your computer. Check your settings/preferences in the e-mail site, you might have accidentally set a filter that tosses everything away.
If the latter, that program might not be doing its thing, or your ISP (I'm assuming that who holds the mail until you download it) is having problems. Call them.
If it's a web-based service such as hotmail or gmail, the problem can't be your computer. Check your settings/preferences in the e-mail site, you might have accidentally set a filter that tosses everything away.