For some reason when i send emails to my sister, she never gets them. She receives emails from everyone but me. We've checked and double check the address and she still does not recieve my emails. However, I can receive hers. What is the problem?

Check that your e-mail client's SMTP, POP3, and IMAP settings are what they should be according to your e-mail provider. Double-check the username and password match as well. Be sure that the problem is not malware by running some free tools like superantispyware and malwarebytes.

There are two possible solutions:-

1. Check that visibility of your sister's phone is either 'ON' or 'VISIBLE TO ALL'. Not sure what the exact option should be but check that 1st.

2. If this doesnt help then check whether you can send files to any other bluetooth enabled phone. Also check whether your sister's phone can receive files from other phones. This can point out the problem.


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check the smtp settings of your email. or contact your email provider to be sure of the settings as well.

If you can send but cannot receive:

Step1: Double Check your Incoming Mail (POP3) settings.

To Double Check your Outlook/Outlook Express Settings:

• - Open Outlook/Outlook Express
• - Click on Tools -> Accounts
• - Click on Mail tab - you'll see the list of email accounts that are set-up
• - to view info and settings for each email account, double click on an email account.
• - Click (highlight) the extra or duplicate email accounts that you are not using and click on Remove button (on the right)
• - Click on General tab, Servers tab, Advanced tab, accordingly and check your Outlook settings against the following examples:

Step2: A common mistake: For Servers setting (Servers tab), -> Account Name make sure that you use the full email address and not just the first part of the email address - for example: [email protected] and not just "janedoe"

• - Login to your Web Mail and Delete any suspicious email that can block your Mailbox. (emails that have no "From" or corrupted spam emails can cause Outlook/Outlook Express to hang.

have you tried sending an email to your email account itself to check if you can receive email without daemon mail???

--also try to create or use yahoo mail to be able to check what would be in case only the error message that you will receive...

--or you can try to call your ISP to check if port25 was blocked for some reason

Typically this error indicates that you are trying to send your Adhost email through Adhost’s mail server when you have not authenticated your email account to send mail. Our mail server authenticates you through your pop account. So when you check your email, our mail server authenticates your pop user and password, captures that IP that you are checking your email from, and adds that IP to our relay list. This list is flushed every 70 minutes. This means, if you try to send email after the relay list has been flushed and before you’ve attempted to check your email, you will receive this error.


How to fix the problem:

Fix #1 - reauthenticate on our server.

Remove any email from your Outbox. If you need to keep the message, you can move it to your 'Drafts' folder.
Click "Send/Receive". This will reauthenticate you.
Try resending the email.
Fix #2 - configure your email client to check for email before sending.

In Outlook, go to "Tools" and select "Email Accounts". Make sure "View or change existing e-mail accounts" is checked. Click Next.
Select your account from the list and click "Change".
Select "More Settings".
Select "Outgoing Server".
Check "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication".
Select "Log on to incoming mail server before sending mail".
Click "OK", then "Next", then "Finish".

This will fix your problem
Or
Call Yahoo! Customer Service

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UK 020 7131 1000
Canada: 1-877-722 3755
Direct Number: 1-408-349-1572

Regards
manish

Please check your spam/junk email filters in case that domain was blocked accidentally. (Note: in some email clients, you can block entire domains as well as individual addresses).

Also, it looks like Yahoo are now checking the verification of your account before you can use the SMTP service.
You need to do this..
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/original/manage/sendfrom-07.html

After take a picture, take out your memory card of your digital camera and then Insert your memory card in your printer slot,

Then go to your pc and hit "My PC"
Look for "removable disk" and double click to open that folder,

find there pic that you want and save to your computer or attach to email.

You don't need and scanner to do that, except that you have photo's paper