@GhostShow - Hello, and thank you for your follow-up, we see how concerning this situation is, especially when it involves historical emails that are important to you.
Based on the feedback you’ve received, if the data resided on a legacy or temporary migration server that has since been decommissioned, recovery is very likely not be possible. In those cases, restoration depends on whether any secondary backups or synced copies exist, such as local email clients, archived PST/OST files in your Outlook, or backups on other devices you may linked to the email address.
We'd like to provide a few suggestions that could help you strengthen the security and reliability of your current mailbox going forward. A few key recommendations:
- Ensure your mailbox is configured using secure protocols, IMAP with SSL (port 993) and SMTP with TLS (port 587), to keep all communication encrypted
- Update your password to a strong, unique one and avoid reusing it across services
- Regularly back up your mailbox using an email client like Outlook to create local copies of important emails
- Check your mailbox quota and look into upgrading it, if needed, to avoid delivery or storage issues
- Review spam filter settings and rules to ensure legitimate emails are not being incorrectly filtered or duplicated
- Keep your email client updated and confirm sync settings are optimised for timely delivery
Like you've mentioned, this does not replace the lost data, and we want to be transparent while still doing everything possible to support you. If you’re open to it, please continue the conversation with us via DM so we can investigate the remaining concerns on your account in detail and provide some additional tailored guidance.
Kind regards,
The Mweb Team