Question: I'm trying to search for specific text after a certain string.   

The catch is that this specific string exists twice in my text.
It's like this:

> 
> *Billing information*   
> 
>  Name: SomeName  
> 
>  Address: SomeAddress   
> 
>  City: SomeCity  
> 
>   
> 
> *Shipping Information*  
> 
>  Name: SomeName  
> 
>  Address: SomeAddress  
> 
>  City: SomeCity 
> 
> 
> 

So far I'm using this regular expression:

```
(?<=Name:).*

```

This gets me both Names.  

How would I get just the Name from under Shipping Information?   

Edit:
I can use multiple matches of course, and loop through them, but I would prefer to have a single statement for each. So one statement for Shipping Name, and one statement for Billing name.

Answer: 
Check your spam folder. To make sure emails don't end up there, add an "Unsubscribe" link in each email.
If your application is deployed to cloud services then you may be getting your emails in a spam folder. Their entire IP blocks are registered as spam at services like `Spamhaus`, which is a sensible precaution or else we'd be getting even more spam than usual. 

You should enter your server's IP address in that field to see if you're listed as a spammer.

If you are, you can request to Spamhaus that the block be lifted.