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01.16.2005 at 01:30AM PST, ID: 21276210
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Recipient address rejected: User unknown in local recipient table

Asked by jimtech in Hot URLs

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Have seen this many times but still unsure of how to define this to a non computer literate person.  When an email is rejected with the error code of:

"Recipient address rejected: User unknown in local recipient table "

Is this due to a fix needed on the recever's side or something on the mail server at the sending side or on the individual's computer.  Know with all the email client's there are may need more information so am looking for a generalization on this.  It happened when the sender was sending a message to a "@webtv.net" email address.
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