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Family living abroad are receiving my messages, but I am not receiving from
them. They are not receivingany returned e-mail or error messages. Can I find out where the messages are going, and why I am not receiving any. |
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Have you checked that the senders are not in your Blocked Senders List?
Don't be surprised if they are since we have people who have blocked their own addresses and then wonder why they aren't getting any mail anymore. Also look at message rules to make sure you do not have a rule that is affecting the incoming mail. -- Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/pr...8-1171988A62D6 Please deliver feedback to the newsgroup, so that others can be helped. "Barry" wrote in message news ![]() Family living abroad are receiving my messages, but I am not receiving from them. They are not receivingany returned e-mail or error messages. Can I find out where the messages are going, and why I am not receiving any. |
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In addition to Jim's reply, does your ISP offer any spam filtering? If
so, use their web mail access and see if the missing messages might be going to a SPAM, BULK, JUNK, TRASH or similarly named folder. Also, to make sure that you are giving them a good reply to address in your e-mails, send an e-mail to yourself. Once you receive that message, reply to it. If you don't get the reply, then you are likely supplying an incorrect reply to address for your e-mail. Look in Outlook Express at Tools, Accounts, Mail, Properties, General. Make sure that the E-mail address there is correct for you. And that the Reply e=mail address is either empty or contains your correct e-mail address. -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "Barry" wrote in message news ![]() Family living abroad are receiving my messages, but I am not receiving from them. They are not receivingany returned e-mail or error messages. Can I find out where the messages are going, and why I am not receiving any. |
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I don't have any folders named SPAM, BULK, JUNK, TRASH. I don't use spam
filtering. I have checked my blocked senders list and blocked rules. Thre does not appear to be anything appertaining to my cousin that would delete messages. "Michael Santovec" wrote: In addition to Jim's reply, does your ISP offer any spam filtering? If so, use their web mail access and see if the missing messages might be going to a SPAM, BULK, JUNK, TRASH or similarly named folder. Also, to make sure that you are giving them a good reply to address in your e-mails, send an e-mail to yourself. Once you receive that message, reply to it. If you don't get the reply, then you are likely supplying an incorrect reply to address for your e-mail. Look in Outlook Express at Tools, Accounts, Mail, Properties, General. Make sure that the E-mail address there is correct for you. And that the Reply e=mail address is either empty or contains your correct e-mail address. -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "Barry" wrote in message news ![]() Family living abroad are receiving my messages, but I am not receiving from them. They are not receivingany returned e-mail or error messages. Can I find out where the messages are going, and why I am not receiving any. |
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Did you try the Sending to yourself routine that I suggested? Does that
work, including the reply to yourself? -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "Barry" wrote in message ... I don't have any folders named SPAM, BULK, JUNK, TRASH. I don't use spam filtering. I have checked my blocked senders list and blocked rules. Thre does not appear to be anything appertaining to my cousin that would delete messages. "Michael Santovec" wrote: In addition to Jim's reply, does your ISP offer any spam filtering? If so, use their web mail access and see if the missing messages might be going to a SPAM, BULK, JUNK, TRASH or similarly named folder. Also, to make sure that you are giving them a good reply to address in your e-mails, send an e-mail to yourself. Once you receive that message, reply to it. If you don't get the reply, then you are likely supplying an incorrect reply to address for your e-mail. Look in Outlook Express at Tools, Accounts, Mail, Properties, General. Make sure that the E-mail address there is correct for you. And that the Reply e=mail address is either empty or contains your correct e-mail address. -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "Barry" wrote in message news ![]() Family living abroad are receiving my messages, but I am not receiving from them. They are not receivingany returned e-mail or error messages. Can I find out where the messages are going, and why I am not receiving any. |
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I sent myself a message and received it. I replied to myself and received it.
"Michael Santovec" wrote: Did you try the Sending to yourself routine that I suggested? Does that work, including the reply to yourself? -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "Barry" wrote in message ... I don't have any folders named SPAM, BULK, JUNK, TRASH. I don't use spam filtering. I have checked my blocked senders list and blocked rules. Thre does not appear to be anything appertaining to my cousin that would delete messages. "Michael Santovec" wrote: In addition to Jim's reply, does your ISP offer any spam filtering? If so, use their web mail access and see if the missing messages might be going to a SPAM, BULK, JUNK, TRASH or similarly named folder. Also, to make sure that you are giving them a good reply to address in your e-mails, send an e-mail to yourself. Once you receive that message, reply to it. If you don't get the reply, then you are likely supplying an incorrect reply to address for your e-mail. Look in Outlook Express at Tools, Accounts, Mail, Properties, General. Make sure that the E-mail address there is correct for you. And that the Reply e=mail address is either empty or contains your correct e-mail address. -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "Barry" wrote in message news ![]() receiving from them. They are not receivingany returned e-mail or error messages. Can I find out where the messages are going, and why I am not receiving any. |
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That indicates that there is nothing wrong your reply to address.
I presume that other people don't have any problems sending to your other than your family abroad. Since you say there is no filtering going on in Outlook Express (Block Senders or Message Rules) and nothing at your ISP, that would point to the problem being on your family's sending end. Do they have problems sending e-mail to anyone else? -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "Barry" wrote in message ... I sent myself a message and received it. I replied to myself and received it. "Michael Santovec" wrote: Did you try the Sending to yourself routine that I suggested? Does that work, including the reply to yourself? -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "Barry" wrote in message ... I don't have any folders named SPAM, BULK, JUNK, TRASH. I don't use spam filtering. I have checked my blocked senders list and blocked rules. Thre does not appear to be anything appertaining to my cousin that would delete messages. "Michael Santovec" wrote: In addition to Jim's reply, does your ISP offer any spam filtering? If so, use their web mail access and see if the missing messages might be going to a SPAM, BULK, JUNK, TRASH or similarly named folder. Also, to make sure that you are giving them a good reply to address in your e-mails, send an e-mail to yourself. Once you receive that message, reply to it. If you don't get the reply, then you are likely supplying an incorrect reply to address for your e-mail. Look in Outlook Express at Tools, Accounts, Mail, Properties, General. Make sure that the E-mail address there is correct for you. And that the Reply e=mail address is either empty or contains your correct address. -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "Barry" wrote in message news ![]() receiving from them. They are not receivingany returned e-mail or error messages. Can I find out where the messages are going, and why I am not receiving any. |
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