Message in my inbox

Many email users know the feeling of having inadvertently clicked the wrong link in their email program. In a moment, they can wipe out hours of work.
Other users have faced the frustrations that result when a mistaken click deletes their entire email history.
Gmail has built safeguards into its email program that will allow a user to recover deleted emails. Gmail also allows a user to recover a deleted Gmail account as long as the core Google account remains active.

Log in to your Google account using your Google username and password.
Go to the Google homepage and click "Sign up for Gmail."
The Gmail sign-up form will open with your former Gmail username in the username field.
Complete the sign-up form and enter your existing Google account password.
Click "Continue."
Your Gmail inbox should appear.
Restoring a Deleted Gmail Email
Open the Gmail inbox page and click "Trash" on the left-hand toolbar.
Click the box next to the message that you would like to restore.
Click the "Move To" button on the Trash box's toolbar, and then click "Inbox" on the dropdown menu.
The deleted message will be restored.
Regain use of Gmail

Many email users know the feeling of having inadvertently clicked the wrong link in their email program. In a moment, they can wipe out hours of work.
Other users have faced the frustrations that result when a mistaken click deletes their entire email history.
Gmail has built safeguards into its email program that will allow a user to recover deleted emails. Gmail also allows a user to recover a deleted Gmail account as long as the core Google account remains active.

Log in to your Google account using your Google username and password.
Go to the Google homepage and click "Sign up for Gmail."
The Gmail sign-up form will open with your former Gmail username in the username field.


Complete the sign-up form and enter your existing Google account password. Click "Continue."
Your Gmail inbox should appear.

Restoring a Deleted Gmail Email

Open the Gmail inbox page and click "Trash" on the left-hand toolbar.


Click the box next to the message that you would like to restore.


Click the "Move To" button on the Trash box's toolbar, and then click "Inbox" on the dropdown menu.
The deleted message will be restored.

Regain use of Gmail
https://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=50220

You actually have 2 options to do so:

1)Go to your inbox, click on compose message, type in who you want to send it to, and write your message and click send!

2)Click on the profile of the person that you want to send the message to. On the left side, there are options listed (right after the profile picture), you would need to click on, send a message, afterwards a pop up box will appear wherein you would need to type in the message. Once you're done, click send.


Hope this helps.

My LG phone also does I just delete my whole inbox and sent messages it worked for me, hopefully it'll work for you too. :)

you are getting this message when you are starting your mobile right? and it will continue for long time ... So leae wait upto it gets ready and once it is ready delete all messagesin your inbox,sent items,outbox and all..and restart your mobile. This wont appear...This problem becoz of shortage of memory....You arre stores more messages in your boxes.That message will appear in several minute. Once you ded this in the sense this problem will get over.Hope trhis will help you...Thank you...

Go to Menu--message--inbox--open up the message which u want to delete n then press the option button---u will see Erase/Delete as an option then click OK.Again press OK if asks for confirmation.That's how u empty your inbox. If u want to delete all the inbox messages then for that also you have an option in the inbox. Just don't forget to press the "Option" button if u have to see the function.

It seems your message box is full. delete all the messages from sent box first to clear some memory. Then try to see if you can get the unread messages.

Open the inbox and click View All Messages, click unread messages, if you have any on the last page as late arrivals or in folders they will show. This has been happening to all of us while yahoo has been upgrading the classic mail. Yahoo says this is a glitch and will clear on it's own. Did for all of us. Refreshing the page, restarting the comp and clicking on the number don't work. Only Yahoo and time. When it happened to me, my mail alerts also quit working so I had to continually look to see if I had new mail. It was maddening, then all of a sudden one day it cleared and my alerts were restored all on it's own.

Check your message's memory

you will need to contact your mobile provider and explain it to them and have them correct that on their network.