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The most frustrating part is someone who isn't getting your mail will blame it on you. "I get everyone else's (gmail/outlook) email, it must be you."
by mysterydip 5y ago
The most frustrating part is someone who isn't getting your mail will blame it on you. "I get everyone else's (gmail/outlook) email, it must be you."
- BlueTemplar 5y agoHmm, guess it's time for a counter-attack : "Sorry, but it's too much hassle to send e-mail to gmail/outlook, please use another provider if you want to communicate." ?
- floren 5y agoI post on a mailing list where one member has configured his server to reject all emails from Gmail. Inevitably we end up getting messages sent to the list which begin, "Direct emails to <guy> are being rejected, so I'm sending it via the list, sorry for the noise!" The unspoken "you silly prick" gets louder every time this happens.
- BlueTemplar 5y agoSo, you just give up and leave control to bad actors ?
- dqv 5y agoAnd my retort is “that you know of”. If mine isn’t getting to you, who else’s isn’t? (For businesspeople) how much business are you losing because Google isn’t letting mail through? It’s one thing if the server is declining email and telling you why. It’s another thing to silently hide email.