How do I delete a blocking sent email on my ipad?

hi John.
How do I delete my junk mail on my iPad? Tap the Edit button at the top and press Delete All. To save you the bother of doing it again go to Settings on the home screen, select Mail Contacts Calendars then your account and touch the Advanced button. Under Deleted Messages select Remove and choose an appropriate timeframe for automatic deletion (i.e.13 Aug 2012

How do I delete my iPad emails? - Telegraph - The Telegraph

www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/advice/.../How-do-I-delete-my-iPad-emails.html Search for: How do I delete my junk mail on my iPad?
To mark a message as junk:

1. On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 7 or later, open the message, tap the Flag at the bottom, then tap Move to Junk.
2. On your Mac, select the message and click the Junk button in the Mail toolbar. ...
3. At iCloud.com, select the message, then click the Flag button and choose Move to Junk.

Identify and filter junk mail in iCloud - Apple Support

how to remove Junk Email from my IPad Google Search

You can delete the email account from your ipad or the best and easiest way is to login to you email account directly the the server. Open the webpage of your ISP (gmail.com, yahoo.com etc..) login to your account and delete mails from there. Depending on your ipad email account this is the only way to delete the mails for good.

Your gmail wil not show if it's sent via gmail you will need to set up your gmail in you mail settings on your iPad that way you can send and read your mail using your iPad mail app you will find your mail in your settings hope this helps

Try the procedure outlined oat the link I have provided How to delete ALL mail messages from iPhone iPad in one step I hope this helps you.

Settings/Mail, Contacts, Calendars then tap the account you're having trouble with.

Assuming you're using an IMAP account, tap the account user ID on the first line. Scroll to the bottom and tap Advanced.

Tap Deleted Mailbox. In the ON THE SERVER section, tap Trash (making the Trash mailbox on the server your "Trash" location). Back up to Advanced and make sure MOVE DISCARDED MESSAGES INTO: is set to Deleted Mailbox.

You may want to do the same thing for your Sent Mailbox (using Sent on the server for sent messages - so they're retrievable from your desktop).

This fix may result in all the old deleted messages on the iPad being moved to the server and then showing up again in your deleted messages on your desktop. The Mail app will eventually delete them as it does any deleted messages according to its settings.

Homestead Customer Community

try that

Is it a virus and do you have anti virus protection? or sign in to your account and tick the select all box for these emails, then delete all.

It might be an issue with your SMTP servers. My mom was having the same issues on her iPhone with gmail. Receiving and unable to send. I deleted the gmail account then re-add it. Under the advanced settings in mail confirm the SMTP server is the correct one for gmail. Forget which one it was but you can google it. See if that does the trick for you. Worked for my mom.

Try deleting and recreating your email profile in settings.