Email Overload on iPhone--Over 2 Billion unread messages

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I deleted what I thought were all of the e-mails from my inbox and then it came up asking me if I wanted to load 25 more messages. Below that in smaller print it says 2,147,483,682:2,147,483,622 unread. ! I get a lot of spam but having over 2 BILLION unread messages is a little hard to believe. Does anyone know what is going on or how to fix this problem?
My iPhone e-mail function is almost useless as far as I am concerned. I wish I could delete all the e-mails on my iPhone easily and start over just having the stuff that is in my gmail account show up!
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alb0zf1n3st

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Maybe you can wipe the phone out and do like a restore type thing because other then that your gunna have to delete them manually there is no Delete All option..
 
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JLP75766 said:
I deleted what I thought were all of the e-mails from my inbox and then it came up asking me if I wanted to load 25 more messages. Below that in smaller print it says 2,147,483,682:2,147,483,622 unread. ! I get a lot of spam but having over 2 BILLION unread messages is a little hard to believe. Does anyone know what is going on or how to fix this problem?
My iPhone e-mail function is almost useless as far as I am concerned. I wish I could delete all the e-mails on my iPhone easily and start over just having the stuff that is in my gmail account show up!
JLP75766
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What you can do is go to your Gmail account on your computer and then to Forwarding and POP settings and I believe there is an option in there to turn on pop and only forward messages from this point forward. You will have to disable pop first and then re-enable it with this option. What this has the effect of doing is setting it so only new messages from that point forward get delivered.
 
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