Emails I send rejected

Do you have pictures and who knows what else in your signature?  Temporarily remove your signature and try again. Make sure your email is not laden down with lots of pictures. Spam filters pick this up and block it.

John,

There is no signature, no pictures.

It worked to these addresses until yesterday or the day before.

It sends to all other addresses fine.

Thanks,

Richard

You will probably have to get the user(s) at the other end to white list you. The other end may not like your mail domain host.

Check is you are not black listed.

Hi,

There can be few reasons behind this,
first the recipient has blocked your id or your email service provide
Or Your email service provider may have blocked the recipient ID
Or may be your mailbox is already loaded or oversize

The mail server that generated the NDR 5.1.0 error won't accept messages from the sender or for the recipient. This can happen if the sender's email address, IP address, or email service provider is being blocked.

Specifically, if you're sending from a large provider like google's microsoft's or apple's, chances are the provuder has been arbitrarily blocked by the recipient's email server.
On the contrary, if your domain belongs/is managed by a small organization, check its SPF records correctness (https://mxtoolbox.com/spf.aspx) and that they include the outgoing smtp server IP of your domain

Most probably cause here is that your IP has been blacklisted. Either let us know it, so someone can check, or follow the link below and report back what it finds:

https://mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx

My IP address is assigned by my provider and can change as Logons change.

Thanks

Your email address should not change. Ask recipients to white list you.

Richard Wrote: "My IP address is assigned by my provider"

What I am asking for here is the IP address that whatever mail server you use sends mail from, not an IP address allocate to a client PC. Nearly always a mail server will have a "static" IP address which never changes.

It may be due to:

Lack of Storage.

Email Address Errors.

Sender Address rejected: Relay Access Denied.

Permission Denied.

The problem disappeared. I can now email those people.

My suspicion is they blacklisted gmail, yahoo, etc., but when they saw the reaction, they stopped it.

In the olden days with EE, I could award points based on effort, in a case like this.

I have no clue how to do that with the new scheme where they are hiding everything under the hood.

So I am sorry to you res-ponders, I have no way out.

Look on the left side of your question and you can close it

See attached. That is what it gives me. What it does behind the scenes is unknown. I want to give you the majority of the points but a few to others too.

Richard
John.JPG

You can use "Yes this is my solution" for the posts that were solutions.

For more than ONE? The implication on the wording is "Is this your solution?".

I have already complained to EE about this new inane scoring method.

Others have said "I'm not a fan", etc.

I think it's awful.

I'm only continuing to use EE because of people like you. It seems to me YOU & the other experts are the ones getting screwed

I'll award you, but it's unfair not to recognize the others.

I don't have question to check but I will try to take another look

You can give others bonus points

I tried something like that, it's all very vague what happens

I'm going to complain to EE again.

What was wrong with the prior system?

I am going to raise the issue with EE also - and by all means you do the same.

Yes, that clarifies. It would have been much easier if you sent your message to me to ALL EE subscribers BEFORE the changeover.

In the general sense (I'm NOT using EE as an example), I am VERY unhappy with the behavior of Microsoft and Apple in forcing updates of their OS's on you whenever they feel like it. Since I leave my desktop system (Win 10) on all the time, often in the morning I have to start over & things have changed. So far, only subtly, but who knows when it will be significant?

John,

I got this response:

Hello Richard,

My apologies for the confusion. You can accept additional solutions and award experts points by clicking on "Yes! This is my solution." for each comment. Doing so would award each associated expert 2,050 points for their first solution and 1,050 points for any additional solutions.

Example:
Clicking on "Yes! This is my solution." for 2 of John's comments and 1 of Mal's comments would result in John receiving 3,100 points and Mal receiving 2,050.

You can also award any comments that were generally helpful with 50 points by clicking on "No, but it is helpful".

Once at least one comment has been accepted you then have the ability to award bonus points to each participant by using the sliders at the bottom of the question.  The slider increments between 0 points on the far left, 1,000 on the far right, with 250 point steps in-between.

Hope that clarifies things a bit.

Best Regards,
Christopher Rourke
Product Manager - Experts Exchange

To which I responded:

Yes, that clarifies. It would have been much easier if you sent your message to me to ALL EE subscribers BEFORE the changeover.

In the general sense (I'm NOT using EE as an example), I am VERY unhappy with the behavior of Microsoft and Apple in forcing updates of their OS's on you whenever they feel like it. Since I leave my desktop system (Win 10) on all the time, often in the morning I have to start over & things have changed. So far, only subtly, but who knows when it will be significant?