Your welcome Raven! Glad I could help and yours does show now where you could be emailed. I checked. :-)

I use OE on my desktop and Windows Mail on my laptop and often get that message, I got it last night on my desktop. Unless I made a change in something related to OE, I just ignore it for awhile. It is usually a server problem.

You can "recall" a message that hasn't been opened by the recipient if you and the recipient are both on the same corporate e-mail network and the ability to recall messages has been activated by the mail administrator. Having said that, however, it's not always a "hidden recall." For example, if you work someplace that uses Microsoft Exchange servers with Microsoft Outlook as the e-mail client, you can recall a message if the recipient hasn't opened it, BUT the recipient gets another e-mail that states in the subject line that you want to recall the message, and they have to click on it (the recall notice) to allow it to retract the original message. Oftentimes, the recipient will become curious as to why you want to recall the message, so they'll open the original message to read it (before clicking on the recall notice). Then it cannot be recalled. I fondly remember the days when we used WordPerfect Office for DOS, with WordPerfect e-mail. It allowed you to see if a message had been opened by the recipient; and if it hadn't, you could recall it without the recipient ever knowing that you'd sent a message... The good old days!

Kay, email me your ebay user name and I'll see what I get. You can then always later change your password. Have you bought and/or sold on ebay before? It sounds like you haven't....that or you are not typing in the correct name.