Getting Started
Troubleshooting
Virgin Media Mail lets you delete either an entire conversation or one message from a conversation. In either case, deleting will move the message to Bin, where you can permanently delete it or just wait 30 days when Virgin Media Mail will permanently delete it for you. If you want to keep a conversation but remove it from your inbox, try archiving.
To delete an entire conversation:
To delete just one message in a conversation:
The individual message will be sent to Bin, and the rest of the conversation stays in your inbox.
Once a message in Bin, you can permanently delete it yourself:
If you delete a message and then immediately decide you'd like to keep it, click Undo in the yellow bar along the top of the page. Your message will be removed from Bin and returned to its original location.
If you later decide that you need mail you've deleted, make sure to move it out of Bin before 30 days have passed. This way, the message won't be permanently deleted.
Deleting messages from Sent Mail removes the conversation from every view (Inbox, All Mail, Conversation). When you delete mail, the entire conversation is moved to Bin, unless you delete one message at a time.
If you've mistakenly moved a message to Bin, you may be able to recover it.
If you find that you need a message you've moved to Bin,* follow these steps to put it back in your inbox:
* All conversations and messages in Bin are accessible for 30 days, in case you change your mind. After 30 days, Virgin Media Mail automatically deletes your bined messages, and you won't be able to retrieve them.
If you've deleted a message permanently, by clicking Delete Forever in your Spam or Bin, it isn't possible to recover the message.
If you've moved a message to Bin, by clicking Delete, but it's been fewer than 30 days and you haven't permanently deleted it, follow these steps to put it back in your inbox:
If your incoming messages are automatically placed in Bin, the cause is a misconfigured filter, or a setting on your Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab.
To resolve this issue, please make sure you haven't created any filters with the action Delete it that would affect the messages in question. If you have many filters or have complicated filters in place, you may need to edit the Delete it action to guarantee that they are not at fault.
If you've enabled forwarding in your account, please ensure that you have not selected delete Virgin Media Mail's copy in your forwarding options.
If you're using a POP client to access Virgin Media Mail, please ensure that you have not selected delete Virgin Media Mail's copy in step 2 of your POP download options.
Finally, if you're accessing your Virgin Media Mail from multiple POP clients (with recent mode), please verify that you have selected 'Leave a copy of messages on server' in your client configuration settings.