Accidentally sent an email to a professor?
I just accidentally sent an email to my professor (college), thinking it was 1:30 PM and not 1:30 AM. I told her in the email that, I'd been throwing up all morning, mind you it's currently 1:30 AM. And then I said that was why I'm not in class, as in currently. I have that class during 1:00-1:50 PM. And I even said sorry for not sending this earlier in the day. I'm guessing something I ate last night/this morning wasn't good.
I'm using google chrome, and gmail. Is there any way to keep her from seeing it? I marked it as spam in my inbox, but I don't know if that will work. Should I just tell her that I was sick and that's why it sounds so weird?
Update:If I report it as phishing, will it go away in both of our inboxes?
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Unfortunately, there is no way to cancel a sent email once it's sent! Like you said, I reckon you should just tell her that you're sick. I'm sure she'll understand. All the best!
Gmail (like some other email providers) allow you to unsend letters. Please see the steps on the link below.
Nope. Once it sends, you no longer have control over it. In order to access or delete an email in someone else's account, you would have to access their inbox. That's a blatant violation of privacy. So there is really no way to change it.
YEA ..U SHOULD JUST TELL HER
you can cancel it within some mins there are some optio in gmail, pls check
http://www.indiatimes.com/technology/internet/how-...
Chnage ur user name they wont know thats you or hack their account and delete ur mail