why do it take you'll a long time to send an e-mail from one to another.?
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Hmmm...do you mean why it takes so long for someone to respond, or why does it take so long for their email to reach you once they have responded??\n\nWith the first one, it's because people are just busy and they can't answer you immediately always.  If the second one, then it's probably because they are on dial up or just have a crappy ISP provider.\n\nNow, if you meant neither of these, please take some English lessons and come back and ask your question correctly!  LOL
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The email actually does not go from Ireland to Japan. The email which you send goes to your email server, which then takes care of sending it to the email server of the recipient.\n\nSo, if both of you are using yahoo mail, it wouldn't take more than a few seconds. but if both of you are using a different mail servers, for example like a university mail server, then it might take a lot of time depending on the policy of your mail server. some mail servers deliver mails every few minutes instead of as and when they receive it.
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the amount you are trying to send all at once is more than they allow in an hour, say you can only send 50 an hour and you're trying to send 100 it will give you that message even if you haven't sent any yet since what you are sending is over the limit, you may have to break your mass emails down to a few groups, cut it in half and try, if it works then just wait an hour and send to the 2nd half
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could be several reasons. You could be getting the e-mail addy wrong, their in-box could be full, or the e-mail system you are using could be down. \nDoes it come back to you? If so, what does it say?
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Be patient, e-mail and letters to a remote area (Militarily speaking) takes time.  He will write you but it will take as many as 15 days (At times) to get to the US from over there. E-mail is only good if you have a place to receive and send it...
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I think it mave have something to do with where the mail server is located. When you send an email, the server time stamps it with the time that it recieved it in it's own time zone. So, if the email server is in a different time zone, then the times are going to be that of the server's time zone.\n\nSo, if I was to move a few time zones away and still use our company's email service, the time stamps would be the time zone of the server and not my time zone.\n\nMy friend has a blog and when they post on it, the time stamp on the entry is 2 hours ahead of when they actually posted. I'm guessing that the site's server is a few time zones away. This is what I'm basing my answer on.\n\nThat's my guess
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Hi,\n\nUse very old email sending email clients that rely on system time to get their sent time. Use Outlook 4 for instance \n\nNow a days however, the SMTP relaying servers issue a server time when the email was relayed, you would be easily caught.\nTo get rid of this situation, make your own SMTP server. How to do it can be got from the source website links.\n\nIf you set up your own SMTP, you can use almost any emailing software...\n\nI think this should be it.\n\nCheers
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It takes so long because it has to go to the e-mail server, just hit refresh about every thirty seconds, then you should get it.
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The answer depends on which email software/service you are using.   Look for an "Options"  or "Preferences" or some such title tab, and look for something about Forwarding or Attachments.\n\nAnother possibility is that your internet service provider is restricting forwarding of attachments because of size or anti-spam reasons.   Check with them too.
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Some systems allow you to add special flags, one for when the message reaches the destination, and one when the message is open. When these events occur you get an e-mail back saying that this has occured.\n\nBut if yiu are sending across the internet using something like a Yahoo account then this sort of thing won't be supported.\n\nYou just have to wait a couple of days to make sure it hasn;t bounced.
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There can be many reasone. \nSome :\n1)To Email id is not correct, doesnot exist\n2)Destination mail server is down.\n3)Network problem\n4)Destination mail box is full\n..\n..
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I suppose there may be something wrong with the email system or it could be that you are doing something wrong.
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If you wrote air mail on it, it should take up to a week, sometimes even 3-4 days. If not, it can take up to 2, maybe 3 weeks.
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Ok... First lets explain how mail work.\n\nWhen you send an email your message is send from your computer to a server on the internet (that's your email server, depending on which mail server you use) then this server will seek the recipient's server using the email adress you've provided. Once he found that server he will send the mail to that server through the internet. Once the mail arrived on the other server the recipient will retrieve his mail from that server. That's quite easy in theory, no ?\n\nIn reality when messages are exchanged from one server to another there may be many problems.\nSmall problems like overloaded networks (in this case your server can't send the mail to the other server so he will try again later) or the other server has crashed. Or there may be bigger problems : when I say your server sends the message to the other server in fact your message will go through a lot of servers before reaching the final server, if one of those servers bugs or crashs then your mail will be lost...\n\nIn fact I've read that 10% to 20% of email is lost... Due to bugs mainly.
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try again later, they may be having server problems... failing that email them.
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yeah, \nits taking ages to send a file of mine that like hardly 220KB\nand thats reallly small
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dear dcdilon\nits problem in yahoo mail for more than 1 month,,it often dos,t send e mail or forwerd or delete the messages,,,to avoid ur data lose,,u have to backu ur data in ur pc first,,for example,,if u write a veyr long e mail to someone but Yahoo! mail generates error and u lose all ur typed mail,,so its better for u to first type ur e mail in NOTEPAD or WORDPAD and save it in to ur hard drive and than open yahoo maila nd copy the saved text in ur hard drive and paste it into compose and than send,, if yahoo dos,nt lose ur data than best of luck,,a nd if Yahoo! has error than u may try again bcaz u have ur mail saved in ur PC, just copy and paste again