Sent email to a long list of recepients via "reply all". I got so many back saying email returned due to Permanent Failure. Then at the bottom of the email it said "email truncated"?? Why did these fail? Did the recepient reject my email? Did any of these people receive it? How do I know? I sent a follow up email and ask the original sender if he rec'd my email and that email came back saying "Permanent Failure"?? Please help!!

Send an email from your Yahoo email account to someone who gets the error message. Ask them to click "reply" to the email you sent and see if you receive the reply ok. Also make sure their address is in your Yahoo email contacts list.

Just read; google has sent the message, but the recipient was wrong.
Don't you need to send the message to <someone>@myregisteredsite.com ? That looks more likely.
Or
<name>@mymail.myregisteredsite.com

Welcome to the Club..... Yahoo "Improved" the Mail Service not that long ago, and it is worse than ever.... I have transferred all my mail to Gmail, and use Yahoo as little as possible..... Not much you can do as this is a Yahoo Problem....

Contact yahoo customer service. They will check on this issue and fix it or may be if they found some report against your yahoo mail account, they may not restore the access to it.
Thank you.

You will need to have the recepient agree to that unless the email address the payment was sent to was inputted incorrectly by the recepient. If so the transaction will show not processed. If not you can delete thoese transactions

Clicking the "NEW"set your Yahoo! email to use the new version instead of the Classic version.

Only if you wanted to send copies of your email to someone else except your original recepient (the email in your "To: " field), then you can use the CC or BCC field to put up email addresses of additional recepients.

Cc: stands for "Carbon Copy". If you want to send copies of the email to another person or another email address, then you can put the email address on that field. The original recepient on the "To:" field would know that you have sent copies to that person.

Bcc: stands for "Blind Carbon Copy". This means you can add up a person's email address if you want to send a copy of the email, BUT you dont want your original recepient to find out that you have sent a copy of the email to someone else.

Should you need futher clarification or assitance, please let me know. Thank you so much for using FixYa.

You've been scamed via a virus which stole your contact listand sent the emails. Contact Hotmail support and have them shutdown the account. Also have your friend save the email he got and ping the address to find out were it came from. With some digging you can even find out who stole your account. Forget about the old info, something there is carrying the virus.

They will only go to the draft folder if you accidentally click the Save to Draft option instead of Send. It is very easy to do! If an email has been sent it will go, by default, to the Sent folder.

If you locate the email that you have replied to or sent then highlight it and then right click on it a drop down list will appear.

Select and click the View Full Headers option at the bottom of the list. This will give a popup window containing header info. If you read through it will show the following:

1. From which should be your email plus the date and time
2. a whole bunch of misc characters
3. From with your name / email address shown
4. Subject – whatever the email subject was
5. To – Name / email address of who you sent the email to or replied to
6. Content Type – plus some unintelligible info
7. Content Length – which is the true size of the email plus any attachments.

If you can see this then it conforms that you message has been successfully sent from you email account.

Note: It does not show or guarantee that the email has been received or read at the recipients end.

As long as you replied to the original email from "Jenny" she will not see the TSI from "Richie". If you replied to the TSI email from "Richie" then only he will get the reply and not "Jenny"

Hi Pete 1221,

If you are using Microsoft Outlook, then you can recall the email you sent by going to the "Sent Items" folder then open the message click on the ACTIONS menu on the top then choose "Recall This Message". It should be able to get the message back, unless the recepient already read the email.

I don't know about the programs, but some of the programs have something similar to this also, so you need to check HELP function of the program. For online emails like GMAIL or Yahoo! it usually doesn't have the option to retrieve the message back after you sent it in.

Hope this helps!

Peace! :)