People are receiving a 554: delivery error when sending me email?
I use yahoo email for work but lately when my employer is emailing work to me, he is receiving the following error message: "Remote host said: 554 delivery error: dd This account has been temporarily suspended. Please try again later". I am able to send messages from this account so I know that it hasn't been "suspended" and I have also sent emails from my personal account to see if I get the same error message and have not received this error message. Why does this keep happening?!?! It seems to have started in the last week or so.
How to hide email addresses when sending multiple emails (on yahoo)?
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What is this Quora? Why am I getting notifications and friends of mine following me when I haven't set this up?
This was (is) a problem on Twitter. People (or bots) would create fake profiles by stealing identity information from real people.I know this, as I've found fake accounts with my name and some of my unique bio information! My name is “Google Unique” (I've found no other living Adam Gering).The account was active, tweeting and following people, and replying to people.I investigated and it seems this is really a thing (cloning people). I'm not sure the ultimate goal (spam or con games), but it's seemed to be done at scale (automated and mostly indiscriminate) rather than being very targeted. Frighteningly, however, it also seems to be a long game; the accounts attempt to appear legitimate and build a following. I say it's untargeted as they attempt only to be a valid and active account, they don't attempt to literally impersonate the victim of the identity theft (or at least not immediately).There was a very targeted version of this scam around 2008, whereby people would clone users on IM platforms, but target active poker players, and ask their friends for a loan of chips on the poker sites.
Emails won't delete in yahoo mail, they keep reappearing in my inbox?
I click on an email and then click on delete. Presto, gone. And then it's back in my inbox. sometimes up to five times. I click on trash and click to empty it, sometimes the trash empties and sometimes it doesn't. If the trash empties, it seems to take the email permanently, but it shouldn't come back in the first place when I initially delete it. I'm using Firefox, if that makes a difference.
Yahoo mail considers my emails sent as spam mails while they are not?
I am sending emails through my email client "Email Marketing Pro" by Atlantic Software. I send emails in small batches only, eg 50 receivers at one time. But since I have more than 400 people to send email to, and so I break down my list of receivers into batches of 50. However Yahoo mail is just being too sensitive and give me error message 554 transaction failed due to possible abuse. I bring this issue to my internet provider Rogers, and they say they cannot do anything about it. Every time they would simply reset my email password and ask me to wait 24hours before I can send email through my email client again. However because of this 554 issue ,during this 24hours period I cannot send mail out through my email client "Email Marketing Pro" but I can still send and receive email one at a time through Regers Web mail. How can I bring this issue to the system department of Yahoo mail? Or do you have any solution to my dilema ? The following is the error message I got from Yahoo mail: login_method: LOGIN CONNECTED to ESMTP server smtp.broadband.rogers.com:587 subject: SAGE 5 - 2013 TOP CONDO INVESTMENT PROJECT reversePath: mrhenrylee-condovip@yahoo.ca recipients: to: alfy.liem@gmail.com email_size: 25338 Sent DATA terminator 554 Transaction failed : Cannot send message due to possible abuse; please visit http://postmaster.yahoo.com/abuse_smtp.html for more information Failed when sending end-of-body CommandSent: 1 GotResponseCode: 554 TimedOut: 0 Aborted: 0 NumSuccess: 0 NumTotal: 1 Send failed.
How do I know if someone blocked my emails on Gmail?
With respect to previous answers, Google now supports blocking emails, but it doesn't work like the method to blocking via something like a messaging service. When someone blocks your email, when you send the email it goes straight to their spam box. Most GMail users will never know to even look for it unless they're actively searching for it. After the email has sat in their spam box for 30-days, it's then deleted. This ultimately means unless they went searching through the Spam box looking for the email, they'll have no clue you even emailed them. And on your side, you'd have NO idea IF you're blocked or even if the user has even noticed your email. The second way of blocking is by using GMails built-in filters. In short, the user sets instructions as to what to do when emails are received meeting a certain set of user defined parameters. Actions can be anything from auto mark as read, automatically delete, move to another folder, in short anything the user defines. That being said, in this case, unless the user sets an auto-reply, again you will never know you've been blocked. Block unwanted emails Gmail has a new 'block sender' option Google's Gmail finally adds the ability to block email, but there's a better way