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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Davis" data-source="post: 41417" data-attributes="member: 137">Re: Any e-mail gurus out there?Is the email appearing in your sent folder?&nbsp; If using an email client program (Outlook, etc), instead of web mail, are you able to synchronize your emails?&nbsp; Whenever sending an &quot;important&quot; email, I usually BCC myself just so that I see exactly what the recipients got.&nbsp; (Even though it should appear in the Sent folder too).&nbsp; And then I synchronize it.Hotels may or may not filter different ports.&nbsp; So if you are using an email client program, it may be a possibility.&nbsp; However if you use web mail (logging in through the website) then it really should get past that point.&nbsp; Also there is no need to synchronize then, since you are dealing more directly with the server.P.S. If it is happening on your end from multiple locations, then it might be your computer (not synchronizing??).&nbsp; Or possibly your recipient&#039;s server is receiving your email - so no Mailer-Deamon comes back to you.&nbsp; But after that it might be getting dropped due to either not being Whitelisted, or possibly Blacklisted.&nbsp; But in that case they would have a 100% failure rate from emails you send from that account.Another thing is attachment size, although that has generally produced Maler-Deamons for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris Davis, post: 41417, member: 137"] Re: Any e-mail gurus out there? Is the email appearing in your sent folder? If using an email client program (Outlook, etc), instead of web mail, are you able to synchronize your emails? Whenever sending an "important" email, I usually BCC myself just so that I see exactly what the recipients got. (Even though it should appear in the Sent folder too). And then I synchronize it. Hotels may or may not filter different ports. So if you are using an email client program, it may be a possibility. However if you use web mail (logging in through the website) then it really should get past that point. Also there is no need to synchronize then, since you are dealing more directly with the server. P.S. If it is happening on your end from multiple locations, then it might be your computer (not synchronizing??). Or possibly your recipient's server is receiving your email - so no Mailer-Deamon comes back to you. But after that it might be getting dropped due to either not being Whitelisted, or possibly Blacklisted. But in that case they would have a 100% failure rate from emails you send from that account. Another thing is attachment size, although that has generally produced Maler-Deamons for me. [/QUOTE]

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