A mistyped email address has a way of coming back: it keeps appearing in autocomplete, and one distracted tap sends your mail to the wrong place again. The fix depends on where the typo lives — and it can live in two places at once, because BlueMail suggests recipients from your contacts and from every address you have previously emailed.
If it's a saved contact
Fix the contact where it is stored:
- A contact from your device or provider — correct it in your phone's Contacts app, or in your provider's contacts (e.g. Google Contacts), and BlueMail picks the change up from there. How Do I Delete a Contact? explains which source a contact comes from and where to remove it so it's gone everywhere.
- A contact you added in BlueMail — go to Settings | Groups & Contacts, open the Contacts tab, tap the 3-dot menu next to the wrong entry and choose Delete Contact, then re-add it with the correct address (the add-contact icon — a person with a + — is at the top right).
If autocomplete remembers the typo
Once you've emailed the mistyped address even once, it becomes a suggestion of its own — fixing the saved contact doesn't remove it. To stop it:
- Go to Settings | Groups & Contacts, and open the Contacts tab.
- Find the mistyped address (search helps).
- Tap its 3-dot menu and choose Hide in Autocomplete — or Delete Contact to drop the entry entirely.
From then on, only the corrected address is suggested. More on the contact menu itself is in Edit a Contact.
Deleted it, but the typo still autocompletes?
A deleted address can sometimes keep appearing as a suggestion. The workaround is to give it the autocomplete-hide flag before deleting it:
- Add the mistyped address back as a contact — the add-contact icon (a person with a +) at the top right of the Contacts tab.
- Tap its 3-dot menu and choose Hide in Autocomplete.
- Now delete it: 3-dot menu → Delete Contact.
The hide setting sticks, and the address stops being suggested for good.
