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Email problem

Alexis

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A bit of weird problem - I have set up a webmail account which seems to be working fine. However, whenever I send an email to it, although it arrives fine, I get a rejection email as if it can't be delivered.

Anyone heard of anything like this? The company don't seem to like answering emails and telephone support is expensive.
 
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Alexis said:
A bit of weird problem - I have set up a webmail account which seems to be working fine. However, whenever I send an email to it, although it arrives fine, I get a rejection email as if it can't be delivered.

Anyone heard of anything like this? The company don't seem to like answering emails and telephone support is expensive.
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How are you sending the email? Are you sending it to yourself in the webmail account, or from one account to another. Like yahoo to gmail, etc. Copy and paste the rejection email on this topic so we can see it. Thanks.
 

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