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question on constant bouncing

 

Good Saturday friends

I was a bit concern about my account

Today I unbounced myself from all groups io groups.

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I find it easy to do but this is the 3rd time in the last 2 months alone that I have been bouncing and I have no idea why so often.

Can someone shed a little light on what would have my account bounce so often?

Thanks,

Concern group owner/member
 

On Sat, Jan 26, 2019 at 06:58 PM, Sugar Lopez wrote:
Can someone shed a little light on what would have my account bounce so often?
Certain email providers tend to bounce more than others, while some very rarely bounce.? Most of it depends on what's happening 'beneath the hood', so there's not much that an individual can do about it, other than changing providers.? There should be a technical explanation in your account of why it bounced, i.e. "550 5.1.0 66.175.222.12 blocked. Refer to Error Codes section at for more information. AUP#CDRBL", but it can take some detective work to decipher it.? Each email service will have their own descriptions of the codes.

Duane
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Sugar,

Can someone shed a little light on what would have my account bounce
so often?
The only clue we would have would come from the response given by your email service when they rejected messages from Groups.io. As it happens there are no bounce reports in your subscription to GMF so I can't tell what might be going on.

You should be able to get a more comprehensive picture (encompassing all of your group subscriptions) in your Account pages. Go to your Account (from the menu under your name in the upper right) then click onto the "Recent Bounces" page.

The text in the third column ("Reason") will tell you what your email service had to say. If you need help understanding it, feel free to copy/paste it to us. The top (most recent) bounce should be the most relevant to your recent experience.

Shal



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Hello sugar, I'm sure that it's more than likely because you receive a lot of email from a lot of different places, and and can cause your Gramps I owe account to bounce. If you have a lot of email in your inbox.

On Jan 26, 2019, at 6:05 PM, Sugar Lopez <sugarsyl71@...> wrote:

Good Saturday friends
I was a bit concern about my account
Today I unbounced myself from all groups io groups.

I find it easy to do but this is the 3rd time in the last 2 months alone that I have been bouncing and I have no idea why so often.
Can someone shed a little light on what would have my account bounce so often?
Thanks,
Concern group owner/member
 

Thank you Shal and Joseph
It is appreciated.
Yes my in box is always full and I am on several groups from groups io
Thank you so much.
It is out of my control and I was just confused if I am not breaking any
rules or doing anyghing wrong, if I was I would be the first to admit. Smile
I understand now
Thanks
Sugar
 

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It says that but it does not say ¡°blocked¡± says nothing

Thanks

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On Sat, Jan 26, 2019 at 06:58 PM, Sugar Lopez wrote:

Can someone shed a little light on what would have my account bounce so often?

Certain email providers tend to bounce more than others, while some very rarely bounce.? Most of it depends on what's happening 'beneath the hood', so there's not much that an individual can do about it, other than changing providers.? There should be a technical explanation in your account of why it bounced, i.e. "550 5.1.0 66.175.222.12 blocked. Refer to Error Codes section at for more information. AUP#CDRBL", but it can take some detective work to decipher it.? Each email service will have their own descriptions of the codes.

Duane
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