Is it typical for e-mails from eastern european countries to be delayed in arriving in the US?
598570
Uhm its not the plane thats trying to send the email.\n\nIts the server. It depends on the server.
181288
Try this...\n\nGo to "View" (up above), "encoding" and click on auto if it's not on. If it is, then go to "more" and then go through all that are there (unless you know which one it is).\n\nSounds like the e-mail you got was written with different characters (like if it's from overseas). So this solution should help
727404
Most mail should get to its location within 2-3 days, if you are sending from a U.S. address and sending your letter to a U.S. address.\n\nHowever, if the mail was important, you can probably expect the post office to lose it for at least 2 weeks, and at the most forever.\n\nForeclosureFish\nhttp://www.foreclosurefish.com/
665571
What kind of werror you get? please be specific, because it might be a windows problem.\nCan he check his mail box? if so, then its not a windows problem, make sure its not a problem with internet explorer, try sending email from mozilla, its easy to use and more reliable, \nwww.mozila.com to download
679269
You'd be surprised how regulated the post is. Think one day, one stop, then apply the hub and spoke system. New York is a hub, Mexico City, and so on. I was surprised to find mail make it's way from Denmark to the center of the USA within 3 days (\nfor the cheapest stamp!! Copenhagen is a hub) Just think, planes are flying everday between europe and north america with mail - isn't it amazing. smaller countries in africa may send their mail to South Africa, Kenya, Cairo, etc, before it is flown out.
393079
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.
163482
Don't think so. It's just a notice that your e mail wasn't delivered - usually because of the wrong address.
1108070
To fix this problem please open outlook express and then do the following \n\n\nselect tools \naccounts \nmake sure the mail tab is selected \nclick on properties (assuming you have only one mail account) \nclick on servers \nensure that there is a tick in the box next to my server requires authentication \nclick on settings and make sure that their is a dot next to use same settings as my incoming mail server \nclick ok \nclick apply and then \nok
1087096
Nope! Sorry, once it has begun its' journey in cyber space, it is gone. Most emails can arrive at their destination in seconds.
226437
The US has hundreds of embassies around the world.  Delays in opening an embassy could be security, politicial statement, or contruction problems.
1176738
Make sure that your e-mail address is in allowed list in yahoo spam in the receiving e-mail address. Delay is due to some internet problem on your side or due to busy servers of yahoo.Some technical problems in yahoo servers can also cause this delay.
71711
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.
504107
there are two things i think, 1)too much junk mail is floating around on the internet overcrowding servers, or 2)a lot of people misspell email addrs.
231530
Delays are usually due to security concerns.  If there are some threat to the safety of the embassy or the people who uses the embassy, the opening could be delayed.  Other possible delays are usually construction delas.
432565
happens (but rarely)\nit also depends on the sending server was the email send from yahoo to yahoo or from any other server
494591
There could be few reasons for such a problem:\n1) The e-mail server can be faulty or blocking the user (if sender is within an enterprise network bcoz they generally have their own SMTP servers)\n2) Check ur filters' matching strings. Sometimes filter can configured to skip inbox.\n3) Ask ur friends to check ur exact e-mailing address in his/her contact list.\n\nFinally ask him to send from a differnt ID and see what happens.... :-). Also update this question with the result to narrow the soln.
6358
This can have a number of different answers, but they all boil down to three possibilities.  One, you are being blocked enroute by any one of the mail gateways that handle your email.  Two, there is an infrastructure problem with DNS at your provider that is not allowing them to successfully route your mail depending on the destination domain.  Three, the recipient has set up spam filters that trash your message without their ever having seen it.\n\nIt's hard to say which particular issue is at fault, since there are no details provided.  However, examining the header field of any bounce messages you get (if any) can usually shed some light on the cause of the problem.