Emails Not Getting Through

[237SJ]

The strangest thing seems to be occurring with my emails to a certain .com address. I have tried sending from both of my email addresses on laptop and tablet and they don`t get to the people concerned but they claim to be receiving emails from others outside of the company - just not from me. I know there isn`t anything wrong with my email because everyone else is getting them OK - just not the people at the .com company. Could I somehow have some unknown setting in my email programmes that is blocking them? Windows Mail and Android and they say "Sent" and don`t come back as undelivered.

[237SJ]

This problem has been going on for a few weeks. It would help if people used home email addresses instead of work ones (particularly as work reserves the right to snoop on the emails)

[Ann]

I also have had Sent emails not getting through - but very randomly for the past two weeks. I'm with Talktalk and completely fed up as it's becoming so unreliable. Where do emails go which are not received? Floating around in cyberspace?

[Ann]

See here
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Technology/Question1380578.html

[BlackadderV]

Don't they bounce back as undelivered? Sorry, not an expert on the subject but have had a few problems with Yahoo this week. That's why I have three different email addresses with three different service providers.

[237SJ]

No Blackadder. They don`t come back as undelivered and they are in the sent folder. If I email anyone else they get them but if I email this .com company, they don`t although one did slip through to one friend a couple of weeks ago. The one I sent her this week didn`t make it though. I think it`s something at their end. I also have an email address at this .com company although I rarely use it - only internally once in a blue moon.

[Old_Geezer]

Probably a 'red herring' but reading through this it does occur to me that the address you read may be different to that of the link address behind it. May be worth checking. But the lack of rejection suggests a block, probably by the receiving company, to me.