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Enable/Disable delivery receipts has to be done occurs at the recipient's MTA... so...<br />
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You can only do this for MTAs you actually run.<br />
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No way to effect MTAs outside your control.<br />
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Well... you can always request whoever runs the MTA to reconfigure. They might honor your request.
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Enable/Disable delivery receipts has to be done occurs at the recipient's MTA... so...

You can only do this for MTAs you actually run.

No way to effect MTAs outside your control.

Well... you can always request whoever runs the MTA to reconfigure. They might honor your request.

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Thanks for the help<br />
Sorry for the delay
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You're welcome c7... Thanks for returning to close your question
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You're welcome c7... Thanks for returning to close your question

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Is there a way of blocking a delivery receipt from being sent to the sender of an email. &nbsp;There is when there is a read receipt but how about a delivery receipt
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Is there a way of blocking a delivery receipt from being sent to the sender of an email.  There is when there is a read receipt but how about a delivery receipt

How to block a email Delivery receipt

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Email Clients

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