Lyle,

You are providing a lot more service than I would. The customer left. 
Surely, the customer  would not expect you to keep emails after he left.

Even if you "go the extra mile" my experience has been that a customer 
will not come back -- until 18 months has gone by and they finally 
realize that you were doing a much better job than everyone else.

Don't grovel so much.

Eric


------ Original Message ------
From: "Lyle Giese" HIDDEN@crcomputer.info>
To: "surgemailHIDDEN@etwinsite.com" <surgemail-list@netwinsite.com>
Sent: 7/30/2014 8:51:52 PM
Subject: [SurgeMail List] deleted domain

>A customer that left fairly recently(about 8 weeks ago) finally 
>realized that most of their salesmen were lazy and did not copy off 
>their email from my server. I had deleted their domain. However it was 
>still sitting in the deleted folder and showed up as a restorable 
>domain.
>
>However in the mean time, one of my mirrored server became corrupted 
>and I rebuilt it. If that matters.
>
>I went in and restored the domain. The users and the domain showed up, 
>but none of their old email. It looks like the domain itself was 
>restored but the mail was not copied back from the 'DELETED' folder.
>
>I copied the mail stores for the domain back, but none of their mail is 
>showing up via the web admin. I have tried recalcaulating their 
>mailbox, no luck.
>
>Not sure what I need to do to actually restore their email...
>
>Lyle
>
>