so good you send them twice

[#1]

not so,the postmaster on is the second which goes to your default

[#2]

pierre_pierre is right, as you said yourself:

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Each one is addressed to 2 addresses, postmaster@... and me@...

If you've not done so already have a read of the help page I linked you to and left me know following that if you have any questions about how to remedy this.
Adam

[#3]

Quote from: _Adam_Walker_

pierre_pierre is right, as you said yourself: Quote Each one is addressed to 2 addresses, postmaster@... and me@... If you've not done so already have a read of the help page I linked you to and left me know following that if you have any questions about how to remedy this.

Sorry Adam you've lost me there - I don't understand what point you're making and I'm afraid I don't understand what PP is saying. Yes I've read the links and all they tell me is how to set up outlook which I already know how to do.
Can you elaborate?

[#4]

Apologies if I've misunderstood something here.
Mail to the postmaster@ account is probably being redirected to your me@ account.
So delete the postmaster@ account and you will then only receive 1 copy of each email.
Again, apologies if I've missed something. 

[#5]

No problem,
Just to clarify on what whistler quoted me on there is that 2 messages have been received each of these has been received on to two separate e-mail addresses (me@.... and postmaster@...) you have received both as your mail client (Outlook/Outlook Express etc) is set to pick up messages from both of these addresses.
The help page link I provided should describe how to, by using mailboxes set up your mail client to separate these messages or if you prefer only to receive mail addressed to the me@ address.
Please let me know if anyone is still struggling with this and I'll do what I can to help.
Adam

[#6]

@whistler
Login to your Plusnet Member Centre, then click on "My Account" followed by "Manage My Mail".
You will see a list of all your email accounts.
If I were a betting man, I'd say that you have an account postmaster@ with a Type = Alias and a destination = me@. This means that any mail sent to postmaster@ is automatically forwarded to me@. So any mail sent to both accounts will be picked up twice by Outlook even though you are only "collecting"  from me@. Just delete the postmaster@ account.
I hope this makes sense. 

[#7]

Quote from: _Adam_Walker_

Just to clarify on what whistler quoted me on there is that 2 messages have been received each of these has been received on to two separate e-mail addresses (me@.... and postmaster@...) you have received both as your mail client (Outlook/Outlook Express etc) is set to pick up messages from both of these addresses.

Sorry Adam - as I've said previously,  I only have the one address set up in outlook - me@  - so I'm afraid - no cigar.

Quote from: MrT

If I were a betting man, I'd say that you have an account postmaster@ with a Type = Alias and a destination = me@. This means that any mail sent to postmaster@ is automatically forwarded to me@. So any mail sent to both accounts will be picked up twice by Outlook even though you are only "collecting"  from me@. Just delete the postmaster@ account.

Mr. T. - you should be a betting man - because you're absolutely right. Thanks for finally sorting this out. I'll delete the alias set up by PN and I'll then just get the one email each time.

[#8]

Glad to have helped resolve your issue. 

[#9]

I appear to have another problem, I got one on the 9th  and two on the 10th - one repeat of the 9th the other as above.  Adam wants to know if any one else gets this

[#10]

Just the expected two for me, one to postmaster and one to my comms address, the same email with two addresses on the 'to' line.

[#11]

Thanks for posting re that p_p, as mentioned I really need more examples of this issue before I'm able to raise a problem.
Adam.