My mailserver is being blocked by Yahoo! Mail. What can I do?
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is it blocked r its temporarily not accessible?\nif its blocked thn ur account has been closed. renew it.
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You have to go to Options and then Block Address and so you can unblock your blocked contancts. At least it works fot Yahoo!
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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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check ur Smtp server\nit is like this smtp.abc.com\nhere (abc) represent ur domain name\n\nalso check ur outgoing server requires authentication or not \nnote: how u access ur mail box via oulook or via browser if the problem is remaing give me full detail via mail i solve the problem
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probably when you forward the email, it opens up in a new page and that page is being blocked because you have a pop up blocker installed on your machine. \ntry to forward the email while pressing your CTRL button on your keyboard. \nhope that helps
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try this as demo, and keep in mind that if you are not admin, the admin it may blocked certian pages.\n\nanyway try out this\n\nhttp://feizsite.com/yahoo/web_pages.html
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Check your firewall. Usually firewall blocks yahoo chats.\n\nCheers!\n\nShaba
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Log into the application or firewall that is blocking it. Find the site then unblock it.\nThen again you could look for a proxy browser to bypass and fool the software.
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if u are using yahoo, spam the email.  on the spam page click to block address, if it doesnt do it automatically.
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You need to contact your service provider, it sounds like Yahoo Spamcop is at work blocking your domain. Here is a copy of info found in spam and bulk mail section:\nThis is a yahoo mailserver. The SpamCop blocklist does not list email addresses or domain names; it only lists the IPs of servers that are sending spam to our users and spamtraps. The reason that the mail server IP address is on our list doesn't have anythingto do with the specific email(s) you're sending. This is a shared IP/mailserver and spam is being sent thru this IP/mailserver by some user of the IP. Your ISP/hosting company is the administrator of the equipment on this IP. \n*Only* the owner/admin of the server can determine the precise source fthe spam and make it stop as they are the only people who have access to the logs to determine the sender.\n\nThe blocklist is automated and IPs are listed when there are spam \nreports and delisted when there have been no new reports for 24 hours. Please contact your ISP/hosting provider/outbound email service for additional information about this problem. Please show them a copy of the rejection.\n\n\n\nanother thing is if you are sending to one particular user you might try having them add you to their address book. Sometimes this will work.
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What are you using to mail, outlook express or some other program on your 'puter?  If so, do you have a firewall?  It may be blocking your outgoing mail.\nIf you are using Yahoo's web based email, contact them for help.
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Most e-mail programs have a feature in the options section that allows you to list addresses that you want blocked & to determine where you want those messages to be sent (such as the trash). Look under tools or actions or sometimes even file on the menu bar for an option labeled "options" or "preferences". Once you find it, take a look around at what it offers you & make changes as you see fit.\n\nAlways remember, nothing happens until you click enter or apply & you can always hit cancel to back out of anything you are looking at without changing a thing...assuming that you haven't already hit apply or whatever yet, of course...
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There should be a way to "unblock" that address.  Check the preferences or account options - you should be able to show a list of blocked addresses, and remove that one from the list.
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If you were previously able to send email from Yahoo to GMail, then the problem can't be spam blocking, which is what I would've first guessed.\n\nThe only other causes I can think of are that (1) you're misspelling your new GMail address, or (2) new GMail address is not in effect yet, or (3) you've somehow set forwarding at your new GMail address to some other address.
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Do you know what these mails contain? I would disable the SMTP server you are using and use another SMTP server.\n\nFor example, my POP3 server is Yahoo, which is my imcoming, but I use my Hotmail SMTP server to send mail.
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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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Which mail software your are using ???\nIs is POP Mail or Web Mail ??\nWhich Web mail you are using ??\nWhich software you are using ??\nWhat is the error you are getting while replying or forwarding ??