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Why is
it that some of my email recipients
After broadcasting
your emails, your ISPs mail server will collects and put them in queue (store
them) for
delivery |
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In many countries local legislation requires ISPs service operator to grant security service access to the users correspondence--so, your emails are probably stored in your ISPs system for some time before being delivered.
Email in queue at your ISPs mail server may takes just a few seconds to be delivered--if it is not overloaded--to hours, and if the network is
down
or the recipients mail server
does not want to accept your email like; busy
or mailbox full, etc.
Many ISPs mail servers (or your own mail
server) are programmed to make multiple attempt delivery of undelivered email, some up-to 250 times--within
hours or days, before bouncing them back to you as undeliverable.
Using your PCs
as a mail server can speed-up the delivery process because emails are
sent directly to the recipient mailbox via their ISPs mail server.
MailBox? Mailboxes normally reside on mail servers that are always connected to the Internet and emails are retrieved by the user mail client from the remote mail servers using (POP3) Post Office Protocol (How do my email gets to the recipients?) |
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