Verification codes not coming through from Jet2.

[Blueboy22]

I’ve tried to open an account with Jet2 but not received any verification code.  I’ve contacted them and they told me to add a long msonlineservices address to my safe senders options. I’m using windows Mail app but my email provider is talktalk. I tried adding the address to the rules section for my inbox as I can’t find a safe sender option on talktalk mail. I’m receiving all other mail and Jet2 offer emails Any help would be appreciated. 

[Mandisa-TT]

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[ArchaicGecko]

It is a shame that most of the solutions appear to be - don't use Talktalk. I can't understand why there is no option to add a safe sender email address to the filter to make sure emails come through.

Equally, why do some emails from the same sender get blocked by the server so you never see them, some get funnelled into junk but the majority go straight into the Inbox? 

I use Talktalk webmail and the email app on my Samsung phone

[Gondola]

Hi @Blueboy22 

Is this Jet2 Holidays? I'm receiving the usual marketing mails from Jet2 and they're sent from jet2holidaysemail.com that is a fully authenticated mail service by Dotdigital. Is this the first time you've tried to get verified with Jet2 or have you tried previously with the same TalkTalk Mail address?

I don't know if the verification mails are being sent by a different server or service. Check that you have no Rules defined at all that might be diverting direct mail sent to your TalkTalk Mail Inbox. I assume you've checked the Spam folder? And it's not just a case of the inbound emails looking suspicious and therefore deferred for scanning and may then arrive but delayed?

If there's no obvious reason for the verification mail not arriving then the only troubleshooting from here on is to give Jet2 an alternative non-TalkTalk email address so you can inspect the email header to tell us:

• the From: email address <in chevron brackets>
• the Received: from [IP address in square brackets] ...by mx.talktalk.net with ESMTP and
• the Return-Path: email address <in chevron brackets>

With those details I may be able to see an issue...or maybe not! But without knowing the details from one of the verification emails it's pure guesswork.

[Divsec]

Hi @Blueboy22 your post has been escalated and you should hear soon. I'd be tempted to create a new free email account with Google or outlook. They have the benefit of being ISP independent.

I've certainly done that and have no regrets.