I get a failure message from MAILER-DEAMON@yahoo.com everytime i sent an email?
No it's not reaching them.... and most likely you have a virus.
Error message Mailer-DAEMON@yahoo.com - failure notice when sending email this is a problem how can I fix it?
You are getting an error message from a backbone computer of the Internet saying that the email you sent did not go through, usually because you have the wrong email address. This problem has absolutely nothing to do with which computer you are using it is ALL on the Internet. According to Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_%28c... "In Unix and other computer multitasking operating systems, a daemon is a computer program that runs in the background, rather than under the direct control of a user; they are usually initiated as processes." Unix is the programming language used, most often, on the really big machines like servers. In this case the Yahoo Server is sending you an error message automatically generated by its program Mailer-DAMEON that is trying to send your email. You will have to contact Yahoo technical support for more help in this situation. I suggest that you establish a new free email account (I like Hotmail.com, or Lycos.com) and then send a message to that new account and see what you receive. Contacting Yahoo is going to be difficult, since they want to use their automated response system. According to the help system: http://search.cc.yahoo.com/search "Why do I get a "Failed Delivery" message? Why do I get a "Failed Delivery" message? 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" You need to determine what the reason for the delivery failure is. Copy both emails entirely, including the header information and send it to Yahoo. I would try sending it to Yahootechnicalsupport@Yahoo.com, yahoosupport@yahoo.com or something similar. I haven’t been able to find a way to contact Yahoo directly in the last few months. I think that Yahoo Answers has overwhelmed them a little.
How can I resend a Yahoo email message that I already sent and it failed to deliver?
I sent an email message through Yahoo. When I checked my inbox I got a message that there was a delivery failure of the message. I would like to resend it but am not sure how to do it? It is in my sent folder.
Does Gmail always return a "failed to send" message if your email was not delivered?
Where I work our SPAM filter routinely shunts emails to quarantine. Because they were delivered to the correct server Gmail would think that the email was delivered even though the end user never got it.This is caused by the increasing skill of spammers at pretending to be legit emails, the trade off is letting a bunch of SPAM through to be sure not to block real emails. (I would estimate that our filter catches 1000 SPAM for each legit email it blocks by accident. That is an educated guess, not a statistic.)
My Yahoo e-mail "unable to send message" and "failed to save message".?
We're sorry to hear you were experiencing this problem in your Yahoo Mail account. This was a temporary issue that we have subsequently resolved. If you are still having this problem, you should contact our email-based customer care team for further help with this issue using the form at: http://io.help.yahoo.com/contact/index?l... Once you have selected your issue from the choices, choose the "Email Support" option. In order to expedite assistance, please be sure to describe your issue clearly for the Accounts agent in the "Detailed Description" field. The more concise and descriptive you are, the better chance you'll have of getting a quick resolution. Thank you very much for your patience while you were experiencing this problem. We appreciate it! -------------------- Check your mail, personalized news, local weather, sports scores, stocks and more – all from one app. Get the multi-talented Yahoo Mail app: https://mobile.yahoo.com/mail?cmp=cecomm...
Email Sign-in failed?
I keep getting a message on the notification bar that says Email Sign-in failed. It tells me to put in the password, but it keeps coming up every five seconds after I put it in. How do I get it to stop?! It's getting really annoying. Please help, thanks! P.S. I'm using a Samsung Galaxy S3. It is the email app that comes with the phone. It is not the Yahoo email app.
I cann't access my email account Get error message 1?
Do or read some of these things to help clear your error. 1.When you try to access an email message that has been moved or deleted. For example, if you delete an email from your inbox and hit the back button on your browser, the email will still show up in your inbox. Even though it looks like the email is there, it really isnt! 2. If you clicked on a legitimate email message that wasn't deleted or moved and you get an Error Code every time, click Check Mail and then try to access the same email again. 3. You have several windows or tabs open in the same Yahoo! Mail account. The Error Code is a temporary problem which should go away once you close the additional tabs or windows. 4. You're running the browser-based Yahoo! Mail service, and another mail service (such as Outlook or your mobile phone email service) tried to access your Yahoo! Mail server. Try shutting down your other email services to see if this removes the Error Code. 5. If that didn`t help try Yahoo Customer Service to fix the error. Contact Customer Care (reply needed) Is your Mail not working right? Need help finding or doing something? http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/ya...
Why do i keep getting MAILER-DAEMON failure notice?
i have been emailing this same person for 4 months now until yesterday when i got my email back saying failure notice the message i got back with it was this.........Hi. This is the qmail-send program at yahoo.com. I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses. This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out. could someone please tell me what this means i have not had a problem with emailing this person before.....has this person blocked me? or closed there account if so how can i find out?
I keep getting Mailer-Daemon failure to send in my Yahoo email?
For the past several weeks in my yahoo email acct. i consistently am getting email messages "mailer-daemon" failure to send message. The aggravating thing is i know the email addresses are in fact correct. i have emailed yahoo help center with several of the failure to send messages attached and it says you will receive a response within 24 hours. Well i have sent 3 in the last 3 weeks and have not gotten one response of help. I am at my wits end with this aggravating problem. Anyone know how i can remedy this. Also strange is that my husband and i share a computer ,, he also has yahoo email and he is not experiencing this at all. Why am i getting all these emails back "unsendable". And the email addresses are right. im ready to pull my hair out or throw this computer to the wall HELP !!!!
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