If a recipient is not receiving emails sent to them (after physically asking them in-person) when you are 100% sure that you are entering the email address correctly, does this indicate that the emails are going somewhere else, or your account has been hacked/compromised?
How do I know if my gmail has been compromised? |
if its all recipients u should then check outbox folder to ensure its not there. then sent folder to ensure its sent.
if ssent goin your setttings and ensure not fowarding features enable alsoshould have a tab to view log in times and ips if im not mistaken. (Apr 29, 2019 01:54 PM)Dryer_Lint Wrote: If a recipient is not receiving emails sent to them (after physically asking them in-person) when you are 100% sure that you are entering the email address correctly, does this indicate that the emails are going somewhere else, or your account has been hacked/compromised? (Apr 29, 2019 01:58 PM)Jeepers Wrote: if its all recipients u should then check outbox folder to ensure its not there. then sent folder to ensure its sent. Where do I go in gmail to check these settings and features?
top right multi dot. go to account and u will see settings
(Apr 29, 2019 06:09 PM)Dryer_Lint Wrote: Where do I go in gmail to check these settings and features? [b][/b]
Apr 30, 2019 05:15 PM
(This post was last modified: Apr 30, 2019 05:31 PM by TheSwoleITGuy.)
(Apr 29, 2019 01:54 PM)Dryer_Lint Wrote: If a recipient is not receiving emails sent to them (after physically asking them in-person) when you are 100% sure that you are entering the email address correctly, does this indicate that the emails are going somewhere else, or your account has been hacked/compromised? If you're sending from a gmail account; That'd be impossible for the email just to not arrive at it's destination. What's more likely the case is either your email is being directed to junk/spam on the recipient's end, or they truly don't care about your email and are deleting it saying they never got it! The short answer here is change your password and this problem isn't a problem.  (Apr 30, 2019 05:15 PM)TheSwoleITGuy Wrote: If you're sending from a gmail account; That'd be impossible for the email just to not arrive at it's destination. This reply is wrong. Go to you gmail settings (gear icon -> "settings") and forwarding tab. See if there is no other address put to forward messages and delete them afterwards. Other than that, if you use some other or even your own mailing service, then most likely problem is on that end.  |
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