Cant delete emails from inbox

cant delete emails from inbox.
when i click the delete button on inbox this message appears on the bottom of the screen,
The current operation on inbox did not succeed, the mail server for account [email protected] responded [ TRY CREATE ] mail box name does not exist or is not selectable.
please advise thanks

thanks for your response, still no luck with deleting messages problem. this problem just started without us doing anything different than we normally do,we tried deleting to trash but we still get the same message along the bottom of the screen
thanks from Judy

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thanks for your response, still no luck with deleting messages problem. this problem just started without us doing anything different than we normally do,we tried deleting to trash but we still get the same message along the bottom of the screen
thanks from Judy

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Anyway to delete emails from your inbox or other folders other than the mail application. I have multiple emails from the same server that when I delete, they disappear momentarily then I return to my inbox and they all reappear. I made them divert directly to my trash, yet I still cant delete them from the trash folder,
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What kind of email account - POP, IMAP, Exchange?
Who is running the server?

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ampullae,
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I have just upgraded to a iPhone 5C from a 4S.
On my 4s, when i deleted my emails from the Mail app, it kept them unread on my computer/ipad.
With my 5c, it deletes them from the server when deleting on the phone.
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Hi my ipad mini keeps deleting emails from the in box I want them left untl I am ready to delete. Please help!

hi my ipad mini keeps deleting emails from the in box I want them left untl I am ready to delete. Please help!

In theory, an IMAP server should never present different views of the same inbox to different IMAP clients. (I assume you did verify that the laptop and the older iPad were accessing the server using IMAP; some servers offer both IMAP and POP.) The clients could react differently, but I am not aware of any settings that would cause what you are seeing.
I know this sounds like a cliche, but have you tried power-cycling or resetting the iPad Mini?

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I have had email from my ISP (Plus.net) that I'm over their "email limit"
Apparently after I download the emails to my Mac they are not being delted from the server.
So I try to google an answer and they say "Go to Preferences > Account > Advanced and select the third option "delete email from server" or some such.
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I have "Keep copies for offline viewing" - the exact opposite option and doesn't help me at all!!!
If I select "don't keep copies" the whole inbox disappears!!! And I'm thinking: what is the point of an app that deletes all its data?
Anyway I only have a few days before Plus.Net kicks me off their service...

Imap accounts should be in sync with their server (the website) so anything you delete from Mail should be deleted from the website. Yours appears not to be working.
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Pop accounts are really designed to access mail on ONE device, and only ONE device at a time. Having said that, do the following:
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