Retrieving deleted e-mails

any way to get a deleted e-mail from 60 days ago back from the Verizon server?

if it's actually deleted from the server, than no.
If it's simply deleted from your outlook or windows mail and still resides on the server, then maybe.
you have to check at http://webmail.verizon.com      that site is an accurate report of what is on the server, and so if it isn't there, then it isn't retrievable.  be sure to check inbox, trash, spam folder, sent folder etc....

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              try {
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                        out.println("<P>" + "---------------------------"+ "</P>");
                        out.println("<P>" + str + "</P>"); //added by won to eliminate <> () from invalid address
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                        String str="";
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              //add by won to handle delivery status
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              System.err.println("---------------------------");
              out.println("<p>" +"This is a Multipart Report"+"<p>");
              out.println("<p>" +"---------------------------"+"<p>");
              System.err.println("content type:" +p.getContentType());
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              level++;
              System.err.println("before level:" + level);
              int count = mp.getCount();
              System.err.println("count:" + count);
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                   //*************commented out by won ****************************************************
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                                                 System.err.println("NULL");
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                                            System.err.println(ex.toString());
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                                                 System.err.println("Returned Message Headers");
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                                            } else {
                                                 System.err.println("Returned Message");
                                                 System.err.println("---------------------------");
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                                       level--;
                        }else{
                             System.err.println("content type:" +p.getContentType());
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                   System.err.println("**** multipart ****");
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                   System.err.println("before level:" + level);
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                   out.println("<P>" + "This is a Nested Message"+ "</P>");
                   out.println("<P>" + "---------------------------"+ "</P>");
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                   System.err.println("before level:" + level);
                   dumpPart((Part)p.getContent(), out, inMailBean, detailCol,invalidMailAck);
                   level--;
                   System.err.println("after level:" + level);
              }else {
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                        inMailBean.setMessage(str.getBytes());
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                        out.println("<P>" + "---------------------------"+ "</P>");
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                        out.println("<P>" + "---------------------------"+ "</P>");
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                   //     int c;
                   //     while ((c = is.read()) != -1)
                   //          out.write(c);
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                        out.println("<P>" + "---------------------------"+ "</P>");
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                             filename = "Attachment" + attnum++;
                             System.err.println("Saving attachment to file " + filename);
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                                  //int offset = 0;
                                  //int numRead = 0;
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                                  //     fileBytes = new byte[(int)f.length()];     
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              out.println("<P>" + "---------------------------"+ "</P>");
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                   for (int j = 0; j < a.length; j++){
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