Mail marks as I have new messages in yahoo accounts when I have none since update ios 7

The email inbox mark unread messages in my yahoo accounts when I have none, neither read or unread messages since I update to ios 7. Does anyone has the same problem? Know how to solve this?

Same issue. Two items shown as being unread, but none to be found in Mail nor on Yahoo's mail server.

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Hello andylow,
The article linked below provides some useful troubleshooting steps that can help you isolate and correct the source of the issue.
OS X Mail: Troubleshooting sending and receiving email messages
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3276
Cheers,
Allen

How do I get my iPhone3 to stop showing 2 new messages in the inbox when they are none there?

The mailbox icon on my iPhone has the little red bubble with a number 2 next to it, but when I go to my inbox, I don't see any unread messages. Is there something I did wrong? What do you suggest I do? Thanks!

Hey jel177!
It seems like you may need to turn off your iTunes in the Cloud features and download or sync the songs manually to your phone. Here is a link that can help you adjust those settings:
iTunes Match - iPhone
http://help.apple.com/iphone/7/#/iph6e2dfb83
Then, you can use this link to find your purchases and download them to your phone:
Download past purchases
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2519
Thanks for coming to the Apple Support Communities!
Cheers,
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Try this - find the /Library/Preferences folder in your user/Home folder and then locate and delete this file:
com.apple.mail.plist
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I have the arrow on the bottom left corner and it changes from up to down when I click on it, but the activity monitor never appears. Any ideas?
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I receive about 100 emails a day, and about half are from contacts at my workplace. I want all of my workplace emails to go into ONE inbox (perhaps a smart mailbox), but to NOT APPEAR IN MY REGULAR INBOX. So for example, say my employer is named Spokane University, and everyone who works there has an email address such as [email protected] How can I set up mail so that all the NEW MESSAGES from senders with a @spokane.edu address go into one folder within my inbox, but then messages from everyone else just go into my regular inbox? So in other words, I want a smart mailbox in my INBOX folder. One that catches all the @spokane.edu incoming mail, and that prevents such mail from going into my regular inbox.
I DON'T WANT TO USE A REGULAR SMART MAILBOX FOR THIS, AS THE WHOLE POINT IS TO PREVENT THE SPOKANE.EDU NEW MAILS FROM LANDING IN MY INBOX. IN OTHER WORDS, I WANT TO READ THE SPOKANE.EDU EMAILS ALL AT ONCE, BUT I STILL WANT TO READ MY OTHER, NON-SPOKANE.EDU EMAILS THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
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That's great, thanks. However, the only problem is, even when I create a new mailbox and then create a rule that moves message to that mailbox when the From [email protected], a copy of the incoming message still remains in my inbox. Is there a way to keep it out of my inbox? Thanks.

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Hi,
Works properly here, but remember seeing other reports. I will keep looking for earlier topics and resolution, if any, for those reporting.
Meanwhile, create a New User Account on your Mac, and as that New User open Mail and set up one email account as a test. If a POP account, set it to leave messages in the server after download.
See the following if not familiar with adding a new user account:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.5/en/8235.html
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Ernie

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Matt, I thank you for your kind and gracious response (Ok I will say this only once....). Be assured that I would never think of asking your advice again.
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I have tried to update IOS 5.1 in my Iphone 4 and unfortunately I got an error message and phone is stucked at restore point. It is not coming back to normal mode and is not able to detect my phone in iTunes. Please help me how to recover my Iphone IOS

I have tried to update IOS 5.1 in my Iphone 4 and unfortunately I got an error message and phone is stucked at restore point. It is not coming back to normal mode and is not able to detect my phone in iTunes. Please help me how to recover my Iphone IOS, unfortunately I don't have my iphone backup too.

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SUSSED THE NEW MAIL MESSAGE PROBLEM!!!
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Mail doesn't automatically look for new emails until I open up the app. I don't get notifications and a badge doesn't show up. I always have to open the application for it to search for new messages even though I have it set to search every minute.

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Anyone else ever had Mail.app lose the ability to create new message editing windows like this?
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try closeing the app, double click the home button then hold down any app that appears at the bottom, find messages and press the red minus sign.
That worked. Now, why didn't I think of that!?
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Mail marks as I have new messages in yahoo accounts when I have none since update ios 7

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