Comments on: E-MAIL HELP NEEDED http://shaungroves.com/2006/09/e-mail-help-needed/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 18:15:12 -0600 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: mmmritzcrackers http://shaungroves.com/2006/09/e-mail-help-needed/#comment-14946 mmmritzcrackers Wed, 31 Dec 1969 17:00:00 +0000 http://shaungroves.com/2006/09/e-mail-help-needed/#comment-14946 <p>Use webmail. Or make sure their address are absolutly correct and have no capital letters or spaces. </p> <p> Otherwise it’s a server thing and it might take a fewe hours to a day, or never… Oh, write a letter to teh service provider. Letters move faster than anything, they say “ I took time to Bitc@h about your crappy service, you do as I say and help me or so help me God I will run your name all over the blogosphere” AND not pay ... </p> Use webmail. Or make sure their address are absolutly correct and have no capital letters or spaces.

Otherwise it’s a server thing and it might take a fewe hours to a day, or never… Oh, write a letter to teh service provider. Letters move faster than anything, they say “ I took time to Bitc@h about your crappy service, you do as I say and help me or so help me God I will run your name all over the blogosphere” AND not pay …

]]> By: Allen Garcie http://shaungroves.com/2006/09/e-mail-help-needed/#comment-14947 Allen Garcie Wed, 31 Dec 1969 17:00:00 +0000 http://shaungroves.com/2006/09/e-mail-help-needed/#comment-14947 <p>Hi Shaun, </p> <p> Like “ritz” said, this sounds like a server problem based on the errors you are getting.  Your specific email address is being blocked for some reason.  A lot of times this has to do with whatever security settings might exist on the server you are sending an email to.  Here are a few options for you: </p> <p> 1. Make sure the emails are completely correct (like ritz said).  I know this sounds trivial, but it happens all the time. </p> <p> 2. If you can, contact the email recipients and ask to be placed on their “Safe Sender” list (the name of this “list” is different for every service). </p> <p> 3. Contact your service provider and the service provider of the recipients to see if there is a problem.  Honestly, it doesn’t sound like a problem with your service though since you are able to send emails to other people. </p> <p> Hopefully, checking out either of these options will help you.  When it comes to technology, there is a whole host of things that could be wrong.  Anyway, hope this helps. </p> <p> BTW, my wife and I saw you “in concert” when you came to Marshall, Texas.  The reason why “in concert” is in quotes is because we didn’t see it as a normal “concert.” Your songs are very introspective and it was more of a worship experience than anything.  We both thought this was awesome!  Anyway, we had a great time and look forward to seeing you again. </p> <p> Thanks, Allen </p> Hi Shaun,

Like “ritz” said, this sounds like a server problem based on the errors you are getting.  Your specific email address is being blocked for some reason.  A lot of times this has to do with whatever security settings might exist on the server you are sending an email to.  Here are a few options for you:

1. Make sure the emails are completely correct (like ritz said).  I know this sounds trivial, but it happens all the time.

2. If you can, contact the email recipients and ask to be placed on their “Safe Sender” list (the name of this “list” is different for every service).

3. Contact your service provider and the service provider of the recipients to see if there is a problem.  Honestly, it doesn’t sound like a problem with your service though since you are able to send emails to other people.

Hopefully, checking out either of these options will help you.  When it comes to technology, there is a whole host of things that could be wrong.  Anyway, hope this helps.

BTW, my wife and I saw you “in concert” when you came to Marshall, Texas.  The reason why “in concert” is in quotes is because we didn’t see it as a normal “concert.” Your songs are very introspective and it was more of a worship experience than anything.  We both thought this was awesome!  Anyway, we had a great time and look forward to seeing you again.

Thanks, Allen

]]> By: Tim W. http://shaungroves.com/2006/09/e-mail-help-needed/#comment-14948 Tim W. Wed, 31 Dec 1969 17:00:00 +0000 http://shaungroves.com/2006/09/e-mail-help-needed/#comment-14948 <p>Hi Shaun, </p> <p> What has (almost) always helped me troubleshoot error messages is to ‘Google’ the specific error message. You should put part of the message string in quotation marks along with the relevant application name. Here is an example: </p> <p> <b>“recipient was not recognized” entourage</b> </p> <p> <b>“error 506” “message failure” entourage</b> </p> <p> You may be pleasantly surprised at the help you receive in taking this route. Remember that Google limits you to 10 keywords. </p> <p> If you want to, please post the exact error message you have in your e-mail and I and other readers may be able to pinpoint the trouble more precisely. </p> <p> Thanks, <br /> Tim </p> Hi Shaun,

What has (almost) always helped me troubleshoot error messages is to ‘Google’ the specific error message. You should put part of the message string in quotation marks along with the relevant application name. Here is an example:

“recipient was not recognized” entourage

“error 506” “message failure” entourage

You may be pleasantly surprised at the help you receive in taking this route. Remember that Google limits you to 10 keywords.

If you want to, please post the exact error message you have in your e-mail and I and other readers may be able to pinpoint the trouble more precisely.

Thanks,

Tim

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