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Email recall from Comcast?

Lucille

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Comcast sent me an email saying they wished to recall their previous email.
Anyone ever have that happen? The first email is still in my inbox, I don't see what purpose the recall could have.
 
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Unless your using an Exchange server e-mail account they cannot recall. Probably a mass mail email and they are trying to recall email from other Exchange server accounts. More than likely someone sent and had second thoughts.
 
Yes if your not dealing with this company and it was unsolicited then delete both.
 
It was Comcast and I have been dealing with them for weeks :rolleyes: God is punishing me.
 
It's been several years since I've been a Comcast customer, but I had always found them to be Johnny-on-the-spot, when it came to actually showing up and taking care of issues. I suppose that living only a few miles from their local office may have worked in my favor, though.
 
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