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Hello,
I tried to find my problem in the forums, but it seems that I am the only one.
Recently and sporadically when I receive an e-mail from a known Sender, his/her name appears and the Subject line of this mail.
However, in the body of the mail there is some Junk mail from 2012 that hides somewhere in my computer, MacBook Pro.(Maverick)
So, this does not happen all the time as I said...
The same mail comes perfectly OK on my iPhone. So, what I need to do is forward this mail from my iPhone to to another mail account of mine (on MacBook Pro) in order to be able to read it properly.
This happens only with one mail account. (out of many (8) I have in my Mail App).
Has anyone had this problem, please? I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks!
Best regards,
Ivan

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