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: 
This could happen if your action mailer configuration specifies perform\_deliveries=false. You can check out the configuration in your environment files.
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.