This just happened to me this very morning. I sent an amail. I saw that it
went through from the sent folder on my iphone gmail. But it never showed
up in my gmail sent folder on my regular computer.

The emails I sent last night are fine. As is a a test I sent a couple of
hours ago. So this is not a unique problem at all.

On Monday, July 2, 2012 2:05:58 PM UTC-4, ThenandNow wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I just searched and found this info for the same exact problem that I
> experienced. I sent an email yesterday while on the phone and the person
> got it along with the attachment.
> The sent box does not have the message I sent, I checked all mail, trash
> and nothing - it basically has vanished. I log in directly to gmail to get
> mail and send it.
> I guess there's no solution?
>  
>  
>
> On Thursday, April 5, 2012 8:31:58 PM UTC-4, billhansen wrote:
>
>> I've noticed that occasionally, one or more of the emails I sent
>> through Gmail disappears. It never makes its way to theSent Mail part
>> of Gmail, or anywhere else as far as I can tell. The intended
>> recipients do receive the mail, but I have no copy of the mail I've
>> sent.
>>
>> Also, attachments, or filenames of attachments, never appear in Sent
>> Mail on any email I send through Gmail. Sometimes there will be an
>> ideogram of a paper clip, indicating that there was an attachment, but
>> there's no indication of file name or other identification of which
>> attachment was sent. On other mails which were sent with attachments,
>> the copy which goes to Sent Mail doesn't even have a paper clip
>> ideogram, or any other indication that there was an attachment to the
>> original email. The recipients do get the attachments (as far as I can
>> tell), but I have no way to check back on which attachments I've sent
>> to whom.
>>
>> I assume this is just another in the  list of shortcomings of Gmail,
>> but I'm hoping that someone in the group will know of a way to recover
>> those lost Sent mails -  and maybe there's even a way to identify
>> which files were originaly attached to any emails sent through Gmail.
>> It seems like a very major shortcoming of a mail program, not to have
>> any indication of which files were attached to Sent emails.
>>
>> Any info on these would be very helpful - even if people just confirm
>> that this is a shortcoming we all have to live with, if we're going to
>> use Gmail.
>>
>> Thanks - Bill Hansen
>
>

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