IPad continually only receives emails WITH attachments

I have been experiencing something really bizarre lately with my iPad (3rd generation). Every now and then, the email seems to get 'stuck' and will ONLY fetch emails from the server that have attachments. It's really quite strange. If I check the email via the provider's (Comcast's) website, I can see many new emails that have arrived, but unless they have an attachment, they will not get pulled down from the server to my iPad.
Things I have done:
- Completely removed my email accounts and started over
- Verified the settings on the other clients I use to ensure that it is not set to delete messages on the server.
I have read previous solutions that suggested the problem may be related to some kind of 'corrupt' email on the server which is preventing other messages from being retrieved. The recommended solution there was to take all of the emails that were currently on the server and 'quarantine' them by putting them in a different folder. That seemed to work for a while, but it keeps recurring.
I don't actually think this is a problem with the iPad, as it is reproducable on my Kindle Fire, my Android tablet, and my iPod Touch, so I feel pretty sure the problem lies on the mail server. But it is only ONE account. I have approximately 7 Comcast email accounts and it is only that one particular account that is experiencing the issue. So, yeah, you may be asking yourself why am I posting this here if I'm pretty sure it's not the iPad that's the problem... well, you guys are pretty smart, and perhaps someone has run into this kind of issue before with their provider. I know that calling Comcast is absolutely useless, and they'll just tell me to use their app, but that's really frustrating and inconvenient.
Any suggestions?

Found what I was doing wrong.
First, finditems retrieves items and not just emails, so I had to switch the schema to ItemSchema.  This one has a HasAttachments property on it, that when set to true will cause the filter to find only items that have one or more attachments. 
Setting it to false finds items that have no attachments.
SearchFilter.IsEqualTo sfEmailsWithAttachments = new SearchFilter.IsEqualTo(ItemSchema.HasAttachments, true);
Also, found that finditem is designed to only return summary information that can then be used to decide whether to retrive the full item in a getitem command.  This was done by Microsoft to expidite searches on Exchange.  So, even though finditem
will find only emails with attachements, the returned items may not neccesarily have things like counts for the attachments.  You would have to retrieve the whole email with getItem using the retrieved item's ID to do manipulations on any lower level
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