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<blockquote data-quote="John Roberts" data-source="post: 41421" data-attributes="member: 126">Re: Any e-mail gurus out there?While usually your will get a bounce if your email is received but rejected, while no notice at all, may mean your mail server has been blacklisted so considered spam and just ignored. Often there are lists on the internet of black listed or gray listed mail servers. If you are sure your computer email program is not screwing up?If only some people can not receive your email, that seems like their personal problem. While I have seen some businesses that routinely reject emails with attachments. One company I had dealings with would reject emails only if there were two attachments or more.&nbsp; Sometimes it&#039;s about the size of attachments. Does your email send out a HTML formatted email (fancy background?). That formatting can look like an image attachemnt. Maybe change to simple text email. But it is unusual to not get the bounce if email rejected by the receiver. JR</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Roberts, post: 41421, member: 126"] Re: Any e-mail gurus out there? While usually your will get a bounce if your email is received but rejected, while no notice at all, may mean your mail server has been blacklisted so considered spam and just ignored. Often there are lists on the internet of black listed or gray listed mail servers. If you are sure your computer email program is not screwing up? If only some people can not receive your email, that seems like their personal problem. While I have seen some businesses that routinely reject emails with attachments. One company I had dealings with would reject emails only if there were two attachments or more. Sometimes it's about the size of attachments. Does your email send out a HTML formatted email (fancy background?). That formatting can look like an image attachemnt. Maybe change to simple text email. But it is unusual to not get the bounce if email rejected by the receiver. JR [/QUOTE]

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