Not receiving forwarded mail

I am not receiving forwarded mail from a work-related web-based email site. Everything on that site seems to be okay -- only the address you want the mail to be forwarded to needs to be entered. It is correct so it should be going through.
I am thinking it must be some setting in Mail that is causing the problem. I have turned off all junk email filtering to see if that would solve the problem but it doesn't. If someone with the work address emails me, it goes through so I do not think that address is being blocked by Mail. No one else at work has a problem receiving forwarded email on their home computers. It must be something on my computer but I cannot figure it out.
Any ideas? I do have the Apple firewall on -- do I need to change something there?

Hi. I am having the exact same issue with my x2 forwarded domain names routed through Easily.co.uk. It also started around the same date as yours. My e-mail had been fine, but now I get a 'random' e-mail every now and again (as though somebody is letting the odd e-mail through, just to keep me happy), but I'm not even receiving 'test' e-mails I have sent to myself to my x2 forwarded domains.
The odd thing is that my spam folder is still accepting e-mails that have my forwarded e-mail addresses on in my online BT account, so they can get through, but the e-mails I need to actually receive are not getting through....and suprise suprise, BT have their usual 'BS'...'we are very busy at the moment' cobblers on the phone so I cant get through to speak to somebody about it. Anybody got any ideas??
Cheers.

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