Forwarding to .mac

I have email addresses at a company called Fusemail.com and forward those emails to my mac account. However, as of a few days ago, those forwarded emails have stopped coming. I checked with Fusemail and they're service is working fine. I then tried forwarding to a Gmail account and the emails came through immediately. I can only conclude that the problem lies within the mac account and that, for some reason, they have stopped accepting those forwarded emails. Can anyone please shed some light on this? Thanks.
13" MacBook Mac OS X (10.4.6)

I have email addresses at a company called
Fusemail.com and forward those emails to my mac
account. However, as of a few days ago, those
forwarded emails have stopped coming.
Sounds like they might be in your spam filter?
Incidentally, Fusemail is great, I'd forward your .mac to them instead of the other way around. It can do a LOT more.

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