I keep getting email saying the email i sent was delayed. With an address i do not know. IDO NOT SEND EMAILsome.

You need to contact them directly if you can't access the account.

You can't.

I assume it was sent to you on paper, you typed it into an email and sent it. Then you lost the paper it was written on and what is in the email is incorrect. Your best solution is to call your grandmother and ask for it again. Am I right?

If you have delivery receipt checked when you send an email. You will get a delivery report back. Usually you get it immediately from your email host. In this case, hotmail.com. What happens is, your email was successfully sent to hotmail. Hotmail will queue it and attempt to send it to the recipient's email host/domain.

Having to know the email address of the friend you want to connect with is a setting that your friend has enabled on Linkedin.

Your friend probably enabled this setting to keep people they do not know from sending requests to connect. By having to know their email address ensures that your friend will only be able to receive requests from people they actually know or actually know their email address.

If you want to send a request and do not know the email, you will need to contact your friend by some other method to get their email address or have them send you and invite to connect. It is not possible to connect with people in any other way if they have enabled this feature.

Sent you a link to download a manual in pdf format.

Not sure of the exact answer to the code, but make sure the SMTP or POP settings are correct so it knows what account to send them from.
Also If your network runs through a server make sure the correct user rights have been assigned to allow the printer to send.
Hope this helps Regards GM

The best thing to do first is check with the sender to make sure that they actually sent the message.
If they have sent it, here's a list of conditions that will stop that email from getting through to you. If any of them describes your situation, you'll find instructions on how to resolve the issue just below. Hopefully, one of these will do the trick!
Incorrectly typed email address
Is the sender using your correct email address? Just one mistyped letter will cause an email to go to the wrong address or make it undeliverable. Ask them to double-check that they entered your address correctly.
Sender's email not functioning properly
Can this sender successfully send messages to other people? The problem could be on their end, with sending. Ask them to check.
Inbox needs refreshing ( Yahoo! Mail Classic)
New email often arrives while you're writing or reading another email. The all-new Yahoo! Mail updates your Inbox for you, so if you use it, you'll always see new mail when it arrives. But in Yahoo! Mail Classic, you won't see this new mail in your Inbox until you Refresh or Reload the page, or return to the Welcome Screen, or click Check Mail.
Note: Yahoo! Messenger shows an alert each time a new email arrives.
One of your filters could be directing the email into a folder
If you've set up filters, the message from this sender might be going directly to a different folder from your Inbox. Here's how to check your filters:

• Click Options in the upper-right, and select More Options.
• Click Filters.
• See anything that might be capturing the mail you've been looking for?
• Note: Messages in Trash can be deleted at any time. Once messages are deleted, they're gone forever, and can't be retrieved.

You're forwarding your mail to another email address
If you're forwarding your mail, it's going to another email address. Here's how to check:

• Click Options in the upper-right corner of the page, and select More Options.
• Under "Management", click POP Access & Forwarding.
• Is the lower half of the page (Forwarding) selected? If so-and if you would like to discontinue it:
• Click the radio button for "Web and POP Access" at the top of the page.
• Click Save.

You're blocking this user
The sender's address might be on your Blocked Addresses list. Mail from blocked senders doesn't arrive or bounce-it's simply discarded. Here's how to check your Blocked Addresses list:

• Click Options in the upper-right corner of the page and select More Options.
• Under "Spam", click Block Addresses.
• Scan the list for the address of the sender. If you see it, click it, then click Remove Block.

There's a delay in delivery
Messages are usually delivered within a few minutes. Very rarely, they are delayed while in transit. This is usually due to problems on the sender's mail server, heavy Internet traffic, or routing problems. Unfortunately, aside from waiting, there's no way to know whether a message has been delayed or whether it has been rendered undeliverable. If a sender can re-send it, have them do that.
No matter what the cause, the best solution is to ask the sender to re-send the message.

Just so everyone knows, I have BB Curve 8310 with AT & T.

You get 1 blackberry email account (in my case, it's [email protected]). If you're like me, you have business, personal, etc accounts that you want to add without getting 20-30 minute delays before the email hits your BB.

Let's say you have 2 emails you want to set up (1 for your business and 1 personal). Let's say your business POP3 email is [email protected].

1) Create a username with your ATT BB address (let's say, [email protected]).
2) In your POP3 email settings, choose to "redirect" or "forward and save a copy in Inbox" and forward your emails to your ATT BB address ([email protected]) you've just created. This will help get your emails to your BB pretty much instantaneously. And emails will be kept in your inbox for you to reference as well.
3) Log into your providers BIS (short for Blackberry Internet Service). ** Can't post a link but you can just Google your providers name followed by Blackberry Internet Service and you should find it
4) Once you're logged in, from there you can set up your account.
• Email Account Name: put your ATT BB address in there
• Reply To: This is where you can put any email address you want. So, even though you're sending the email from [email protected], the user will see whatever email address you put in this field. So, in this case, you want to put [email protected]. So, the user will see it came from [email protected] and when replying, they will reply to [email protected] (which is then forwarded to your ATT BB email, which is then forwarded to your BB).
• Auto BCC: The only problem with doing this (and I run into this a lot) is that since I'm sending out so many emails - some from BB and some from my office computer, I don't know what I sent to people, and without an Enterprise server, it is not automatically synched with my desktop in my office. What you can do here is set up a Gmail account and name it [email protected] and any email you send from your BB will be sent to this email address as well so you know what you sent people.
• Signature: You can change your signature for each of your email accounts (business, personal, whatever), which is great.

hi this is kamal here to help u...

The message was never actually sent. Make sure you actually sent the message by checking in your Sent folder. Is it there? If not, you might not have sent it. Do you remember seeing the "Mail Sent" confirmation page that appears after clicking "Send"? It's a page that confirms your email message has been sent successfully.
The message was saved as a draft. Did you click "Save Draft" by accident? It's the button right next to "Send." Check to see if you saved a draft by clicking your Draft folder.
The message was not addressed properly. You might have accidentally entered a different email address than the one you intended, or entered a typo that actually turns out to be a real email address. Check to see if this happened by looking in your Sent folder. Take a close look at the address information. Did you write something weird?
The message was delayed. Most messages are delivered within a few minutes. But messages can sometimes be delayed while in transit due to heavy Internet traffic or routing problems. This kind of delay can last for several hours or more.
Other possibilities. Occasionally, interruptions or disruptions in email transmissions over the Internet render your message undeliverable. This is very rare, but it does happen. Unfortunately, aside from waiting, there is no way to know for certain whether a message has been delayed or whether it has been rendered undeliverable. The best solution is to re-send your message. You can find it in your Sent folder.


thanx for choosing fixya

regards
kamal singh