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This is a bluehost question posted by dsch on 16 August 2007

Hope someone can help me with this. I was setting up a filter for filtering spam to a Spam folder and mark them as deleted. I saved this filter and ran it, but it didn’t move all the mails to “Spam” but to “”, a folder without a name. I really want to get some of the mails back, as appearently, I put in a wrong syntax for filtering the mails, so it took no-spam mails as well. Can these mails be found again, or are the gone for good?

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