when i try to email someone in Canada my email gets sent back. why?
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It has nothing to do with the country. It is either a DNS failure (their server is not accepting it) or their email is full (above quota) or you are mistakenly being viewed as SPAM.\n\nAll of these will be rectified soon if you have the right address
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THey may have the IP of the place you are sending from blocked.\nTry sending your email from either another email account or another computer.
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try another browser or computer. \nif it works fine, then the problem is with the email service provider. \n\nif it does not work fine then the problem is with your computer. \n\ntry re-installing the browser that you are currently using.
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That depends.  Are you getting any email?  Then it might be a problem with your ISP or a configuration problem with your email client.  \n\nIf you are getting some email, but none from certain individuals, make sure they have your email address correct.  Send them an email and ask them to reply to it.  \n\nAlso check your SPAM folder, sometimes emails get sent there, especially if they're from Yahoo/hotmail addresses.  \n\nIf you are getting some mails from an individual, but not every email from them, again check the SPAM folder, that's usually a culprit.  If not, call your ISP.  They may be able to help
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The recipient's email host is rejecting the e-mail for likely 1 of 2 reasons:\n\n1. You have typed the e-mail address incorrectly\n2. The picture is too big for their mailbox\n\nEither way, you have to figure out what the problem is and correct it before it will go through.
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make sure you have an email service like yahoo or something and check with them to be sure it's working properly
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the address your sending to is not a valid address anymore, has it been awhile since you sent this person emails?
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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.
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I have the same problem so I created another email, when one doesn't work the otherone usually does.  When it doesn't I get a message to change my settings but nothing helps.
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its either blocked or not a proper e-mail address
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Yahoo! Stated that there is an internal system server error which is periodically occuring. This occured from last night actually. I was able to check my mail this morning, but that was after logging in 5 times. One trick you can try is to log into Yahoo! Mail Canada, UK/Ireland, or India (or somewhere that speaks english) to access mail - since they use a networked but seperate server. Let us know if you are having luck.
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When you create a new Yahoo account:\nJust take the US location (it's just the domain .com then) and later you can change your living location back to Canada.\n\nGuess why I have ...@yahoo.com and not ...@yahoo.de (Germany).\n\nVersaMail, don't know this program actually. Maybe it uses your choose for the right domain ending. Question of .ca domain at your own yahoo email address. Maybe you write to the creator of VersaMail to improve the functionality or use a different mail program.
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Try other yahoo networks, like yahoo canada, uk... should work (until they fix the general problem)
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I tried to email you and my computer said:\nthat your email didn't go through because your recipient email address has not been confirmed...\n\nthe person that was just there deleted thier answer....
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You probably have to check the forwarding email address again in the email option of yahoo, see if the spelling ok to start with.
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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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Try checking your current email's options, and use the fowarding feature if it has one. Or try using your new email options to retrieve the email from the old one. Another option would be to create a vacation response in your old email address giving out your new email address. This would let people know that you want them to email you at your new email address.