My mail server is getting non delivery or delayed delivery messages when sending to a yahoo address, but not domains
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Hi !\n\nMaybe you are on a blacklist, because you have a provider or something like it. \n\nI don't think that is something related with Yahoo's blacklist; could be something that blocks your traffic from/to  your mail server.\n\nOr it could be a mass-mailing worm on your mail server.\n\nTry to send the same mail to a Hotmail account OR a Gmail account, see what happens...\n\n\n© ßogdan @ CyE CORP.
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What is the problem? Your Yahoo!Mail works so it's not suspended. \n\nMost likely 'phishing spam'. See\nhttp://antispam.yahoo.com/faqs
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well,maybe the address you've been sending to has been closed or maybe the server is down or something.
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Talk to your new company, in your case Yahoo and they will point your domain to their servers. It usually takes 24 hours for it to ripple through the internet...
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Because Yahoo won't know where to route the mail- if it goes to the .com.au or .de. or .se mail account.
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woohoo time to send some spam.....\n\nNOTE: I won't realy spam you but be carefufull where you post your email the internet is not safe\n\nBTW: yahoo is haveing latent connection issues, try again later
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Your best best is to cpntact your Internet service provider.\n\nYou may have set your SMTP information incorrectly.\nsmtp is usually one of two\n\nsmtp.domain.com or\nmail.domain.com\n\nwhere domain.com is the domain of your mail server. Your ISP will know best. If you set it to smtp and it supposed to be mail or vice versa then outgoing might work some times and not at other times.\n\nSome SMTP servers require authentication.\n\nTo change account settings click on TOOLS and select EMAIL ACCOUNTS. Make sure View or EDIT existing accounts is selected and click NEXT. Click on the email account that is giving you problems and click CHANGE (or just double click the account).\n\nTo set smtp authentication, click the MORE SETTINGS button in the ACCOUNT Window infront of you and then click the OUTGOING SERVER tab. MArk the checkbox MY OUTGOING SERVER REQUIRES AUTHENTICATION. Use the same settings as incoming mail server ussually is the right option.\n\nIF this is already enable then disable it. Play around you will getting.\n\nOH yes ou didn't mention what error number Outlook indicates in  SEND/RECEIVE STATUS.\n\nSome Antivirus programs can also interfere with outgoing mail, if they have expired , have become corrupted, or are disabled.\n\nI hope this helps.
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not usually - it would have to have a mail server open to receiving such mail.\n"normal" mail is redirected through either ISP hosted mail, webmail or through special service mail server like most business domains have
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No.  Email addresses are independent of IP.\n\nHowever, you can probably get the IP address of the default mail server for the account.  Open a command window (Start>run>'cmd') and type "ping mail.(domain).com" where (domain) is the domain from the email address.  If that doesn't work, try "ping smtp.(domain).com".
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Have you gotten the group server to verify your email address? I think you need to do that before it starts sending any messages to that address.\nOr emails to your address might have bounced back sometime earlier, so the server stopped sending messages. See your settings page to check.\nOther than that, it might just be a temporary glitch in the server - happens all the time. you'll open you mailbox one day and see two weeks worth of messages arriving in a rush.
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Several other Yahoo products can/will do this if installed. Yahoo Messenger. Yahoo Widget Engine is cool and has a widget to notify you when mail arrives. Either one of those would probably do the trick.\n\nMail itself can't really do this for you, as it is just a web page. It only updates when you ask it to.
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Try enabling POP option in your e-mail program and put in the specifics of your email address in the options windows.\n\nJust incase, call tech support to make sure your account is recognized by the server.
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You are experiencing a delay due to the server at the other end.  It isn't you, the mail server like Yahoo is inundated and thus cannot respond to you fast enough.  Try going into internet options and set your timeout delay for a longer period of time and be more patient.
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My mail is forwarded to gmail by going through a program called Ypops.\nYpops enables pop3 forwarding which Yahoo stopped but with this prog the mail is forwarded no problem.
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try looking in the email headers for something like this\n\nReceived: from (dsl-201-xxx-xxx-xxx.xxx-xxx.com [201.xxx.xxx.xxx]) by smtp.xxx.net(iPlanet Messaging Server 5.2 HotFix 2.05 (built Mar  3  2005))with ESMTP id <xxxxxxxx@smtp.xxxxx.net>;\n\n Thu, 29 Dec 2005 14:18:09 -0600 (CST)\nDate: Thu, 29 Dec 2005 13:15:33 -0700\n\nas you can see the lasts lines mark the time the email was sent, and when it was received by the server
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If ur using yahoo, the mail u sent will bounce back to you  if the recepient's email address is not working anymore and you would receive a delivery failure notification from mailerdaemon.
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this issue occur from the sender end. \n\nIt may be due to technical problem from their end. If you want to check it. try it by creating a email account in aol and send it to your yahoo email account. if the same issue occur again then there must be a problem in Aol server and if it is not then the sender has some issue not you.