Why do my E-mails returning undelivered ?
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When you get mail from a "MAILER-DAEMON" or a "Mail Delivery Subsystem" with a subject similar to "Failed Delivery," this means that a message that you sent was undeliverable and has been "bounced" back to you. These messages are produced automatically and usually include a reason for the delivery failure. \n\nBounced messages normally consist of two parts. The first contains the reason for the bounce; the second contains your original message. \n\nThe most common reason for a failed delivery is that the email address you entered isn't valid. If the Mailer Daemon says that the account doesn't exist, double-check the spelling of the address you entered. A single misplaced letter can be enough to cause a failed delivery. If the message continues to bounce back to you, you should verify that the account hasn't been closed or moved. \n\nYou could also check your security software on your computer. Try disabling them and try to see if you can send an email.\n\nIf there's a different reason given and you would like your ISP to investigate it, please let them know. If you can copy and paste the reason given for the failed delivery into the message you send to them, it will be very helpful as they attempt to determine why your message bounced.
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Try a different email account/service.\n\nIf there is an attachment involved that you are using maybe the file is too big.  Otherwise, you may just wait a day and see if it works the next day.
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i have found this problem too. when you forward and add something ti seems to go in subject box, but new mails seem to be in seperate line above.
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try again later, they may be having server problems... failing that email them.
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E-Mail back to the sender to request the missing files and password.  Otherwise you're nowhere.
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If emails were actually sent from your computer, it could be that you have a virus trying to infect others by using your address book. More than likely, a virus or spam email sent by another person is using your address as a return address, which will result in you getting a failed email message even though you may have not originated the email.
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try marking them all as open. or you can just delete/move your mail to a different folder. Find that one mail making that error.\n\nAlso, don't forget to empty the bulk and trash folders. Hope this helps.
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Your e-mail may be set up to not show links. Check your security settings.
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that depends, did you actually download them onto your computer? Or were they still in limbo? What mail program do you use? Outlook? \nMore details would be very helpful in helping you out.
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It may be your email is not refreshing and have problem. Please restart your computer and try again.\n\nd10v01b
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The problem is not with your e-mail account, it is with the software you are using. So contact the support center for the software.
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That question's a bit confusing. I need a bit more information to answer that question. From my guess, check the "sent" mail folder and re-send it...?
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Check your configuration settings of your email program. Make sure there are no misspellings or puncuation errors.
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Check and see if you can solve the issue by going in \n\nthe "troubleshooting" or "help" area of the email program you are \n\nusing. If that does not work then call or contact custumer service.
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If you added the address information to your addresses it should come up. It doesn't recognize an email that is not added to your addresses list.
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sometimes email providers just have issues or are updating service and it's unavailable...just try back later and it should be working again
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There's a good chance the email address you are forwarding it to is invalid, closed (possibly filled up to its capacity) or no longer exists. There's also the rare possibility of server failure. You have to read the details in the email header and try and trace the path it took. There usually is a message why an email is returned to you amongst those details.