Each day I get many emails saying "unable to deliver your message"?
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They probably haven't hijacked your outbox, but they have latched on to your domain name to send out spam mails. \n\nThe only thing you can do about it is to deactivate the "catch-all" (that is, default) address for your e-mail domain. That way, only mails to addresses that you have actually defined will be received; the rest will be bounced. This will require you to keep track of which e-mail addresses you use, but that's the price that spammers impose upon every domain owner.
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my pc is the same mate..my messages keep coming back to me..i think the networks down...good luck..It just started to happen today.
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sounds like you may have been infected with a virus or spyware\n\nsome virus's tend to manipulate your email and send out malicious emails you other people in you address book\n\nensure that you have a good virus checker and that you have a spyware sweeper too\n\nhave a look on www.download.com for each - some a free\n\ngive your system a scan \n\nalso ensure that you systems firewall is on - or get a separate on - a good program that bundles all of these together is - zonelabs pro - www.zonelabs.com
510466
i used to have that years ago. it drove me insane with 150 emails everday. be careful of what you wish for.
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Apparently this happens when you do not have a default email program on your system. What you need to do is allow your system to sort it out for itself.\n\nHsve a look at this site, which talks you through the problem and provides screenshots to help you: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/community/columns/defaultbrowser.mspx
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Your email account may not be set up correctly. Go to tools/ accounts and double click the account you are having problems with and check the server setting POP3 and SMTP. Check with your service provider sometimes they make changes without notifying their customers. Or the server may be down for maintenance or just plain busy.\nKeep trying, but call your ISP if you continue having problems.\nGood luck.
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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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Assuming there isn't a DNS resolution or connectivity problem, you're probably either blacklisted as a spam source or sending non-RFC compliant emails.\n\nCheck their troubleshooting page help: http://postmaster.msn.com/cgi-bin/dasp/postmaster.asp?ContextNav=TShooting
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I get about 30 to 50 of these per day.  All from different email accounts and on multiple accounts of mine.  There is not much you can do other than report.  It is rather annoying.
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Mostly likely you aren't entering the email address correctly. You may have omitted part of the address or misspelled it.
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Please give more details. Are you using a web interface, an email client? What email service are you using? What OS you have? etc.
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The message might be related to a malware infection. There are a couple of free scanners that you can use that should fix the problem.
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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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hotmail is always trouble, go get yourself some GMAIL!
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Either because no one has sent you anything, or the stuff they are sending isn't getting through, bouncing back to them moments later. This blocking could be for many reasons, the most common of which is that your email account is full or offline (expired) - either your using it too much or not enough lol. Good luck.
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it could be a problem stemming from hotmail, give it a few more days and then ask again.\n\nif you wish to troubleshoot it more, download and install firefox \n\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/firefox/\n\n\nsee if it happens now.
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Have you gotten the group server to verify your email address? I think you need to do that before it starts sending any messages to that address.\nOr emails to your address might have bounced back sometime earlier, so the server stopped sending messages. See your settings page to check.\nOther than that, it might just be a temporary glitch in the server - happens all the time. you'll open you mailbox one day and see two weeks worth of messages arriving in a rush.