"Undeliverable" means that your email was unable to reach its intended recipient.
A delivery failure message means that your email was not successfully delivered to the recipient's email server. This could be due to a variety of reasons, such as a full inbox or an incorrect email address.
There could be several reasons for this, including the recipient's email server being down, their inbox being full, or their email address being incorrect.
This means that the server responsible for sending your email is not responding. This could be due to a technical issue or your internet connection being down.
To fix this error, you will need to free up space in your email inbox by deleting unnecessary emails or archiving old emails.
A server error can occur for various reasons, such as a problem with your internet connection, an issue with the email server, or incorrect server settings.
This means that the email server was unable to verify your login credentials. Double check your email and password to make sure they are correct.
This error means that your email server took too long to respond. Check your internet connection and try again later.
Your message may have been blocked by the recipient's email server due to a possible spam or security issue. Check with the recipient to ensure they are able to receive emails from you.
A false positive occurs when legitimate messages are mistakenly marked as spam and blocked by the email server.
Your message may be going to the spam folder if it contains certain keywords or phrases that the recipient's email server deems as spam. Avoid using spam-like language and ask the recipient to add you to their contact list.
Avoid using spam-like language and ask your recipients to add you to their contact list. Additionally, regularly clean out your email list to avoid sending messages to inactive or outdated email addresses, which can raise red flags for email servers.
This means that your email did not have any valid recipients listed. Double check the email addresses you entered and try again.
This error occurs when an email address is no longer in use or is invalid. Make sure to double check the email address and try again.
This error can occur due to several reasons, such as incorrect server settings, a problem with your internet connection, or a temporary issue with the email server.
An email bounce occurs when your email is returned to you without being delivered to the intended recipient. This can happen due to various reasons, such as a full inbox, an inactive email address, or a technical issue.
Some steps to troubleshoot email sending issues include checking your internet connection, verifying server settings, checking for any email server updates or outages, and ensuring the recipient's email address is correct.
This error means that the mailbox you are trying to send an email to is no longer active or has been deleted.
This error means that the email server was unable to verify your login credentials. Double check your email and password to make sure they are correct, and try again.
This could be due to a slow or unreliable internet connection, incorrect server settings, or an issue with your email program. Check your internet connection, verify your server settings, and try again. If the issue persists, try using a different email program.
This error means that the recipient's email inbox has reached its maximum storage capacity and can no longer receive new emails. Ask the recipient to free up space in their inbox or contact their email provider for assistance.
This error means that the recipient's domain does not have a DNS entry, which is necessary for email delivery. Contact the recipient's email provider for assistance in creating a DNS entry for their domain.
This error can occur due to a slow or unstable internet connection, server issues, or incorrect server settings. Check your internet connection and verify your server settings before trying again.
This error means that your email server is not responding. Check your internet connection and try again. Contact your email provider if the issue persists.
This error means that the recipient's email address is no longer in use or does not exist. Double check the email address and try again.
This means that you need to enter your login credentials before sending emails. Make sure to enable SMTP authentication in your email program settings and enter your email and password correctly.