Resolved deleted e mail (spam) keeps coming back after deletion

I keep getting three phissing e mails every time I start Windows mail.
I delete them each time they come up, but the same three e mails keep coming back.
I had them scanned with ZoneAlarm extreme security and no malicious files were found. You can see the dates on the picture and they are every time the same. This issue started about a week ago and I would like to remove them permanently.

 

If you are talking about the PayPal one, that was a legit e-mail. Don't know why you keep getting it. I see the date on it.

 

Thanks for the reply Mrbill

They originated in Australia, plus I never had a paypal account. So, I assumed they were phissing e mails since they asked to update my account (Click on a link)

 

You may want to head over to the Malware section and post what is asked to make sure that you are really clean. Broni is good at what he does there.

 

OK, I shall do that.

 

Broni found that my system was clean and that I should go back to this forum section. Hopefully someone will find a way for me to get rid of these three continually popping up e mails.

 

Thanks Pete, I did check my e mail account with my ISP and at this time the e mails were not there. I have sent a help request to my ISP to see if they are hidden on their server. I shall post the results when I receive them.

 

It appears that the e mails in question are somewhere in a Windows Mail folder because they are definitely not on the web server.
I tried to locate the folder, but could not find it. Could someone please post the steps to locate this elusive folder.
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Reply received from my ISP:
That could be trapped somewhere but you would be able to delete it yourself. IF you just go to http://webmail.shaw.ca and log into your email and see if they are in there. Check any folders you have as well and just make sure they are deleted and that should clear up any issues. Thank you.

 

Sorry for being so dense, but do I use the percentage symbols as quotes?
I tried to copy and paste the line (with the account name) in 'search' both ways and looked for a place in Windows Mail and the web based mail account, but had no luck pulling up a folder to look at.
Where exactly do I place this line: user\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Mail

 

I got as far as the picture shows, no 'Windows Mail'

 

For example, if your username on the computer is voltigeur, click the Start button, type in:

c:\users\voltigeur\appdata\local\microsoft\windows mail​

and press [Enter].

 

Thanks to all of you who helped with this issue.
My mistake was to add '-PC' with the user name.

 

Good to hear the problem's been resolved. Thanks!