Changing DNS - Forgot to change MX records for one month - Is there a way to retrieve emails that we

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Published on 2010-03-19T13:41:43Z Indexed on 2010/03/19 13:51 UTC
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We have our own domain. Our email is hosted by Google Apps.

We switched web servers and name servers to a new provider. In the switch, I forgot to move the MX record.

When people tried to send emails to our domain, there was no bounce back. We fixed the MX record and now receive email.

Is there anyway to retrieve the emails that were sent in the month when there was no MX record?

I doubt it because there was no MX record on our name server. Where would the emails have gone since they did not bounce back?

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