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on 01-07-2022 07:31 PM
Hi,
Until recently (last 3 months) I have received emails from address 'longcliffegolfclub@hdid.co.uk' but now messages from this address seem to be blocked.
Is there a way of solving this problem?
Thanks,
Richard
on 07-07-2022 08:33 AM
Hi richardhogg, I've sent you a personal message to get more inforrmation.
Ady
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on 06-07-2022 04:17 PM
Hi Ady,
Thanks for your help. Yes this problem still exists and I am looking for the solution.
Richard
on 04-07-2022 09:37 AM
Hi Richard, do you still need help with this?
Ady
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on 03-07-2022 11:18 AM
Hi Richard
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I've had a look back at a previous issue involving the hdid.co.uk domain. Then there was an issue with the sparkpost mail sender suppressing sending to an email address.
So, if this is the same type of issue involving the sparkpost mail service then that'll show up in the email header. Sparkpost do suppress sending to email addresses if they've had mail bounced back as undeliverable. This means the originator of the mail (presumably the golf club or the golf club's booking agent) would need to request that mail sending is resumed by requesting the mail sender they're using to disable the suppression on sending.
Or, as a pragmatic workaround, get your golf mail sent to a different email address.
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01-07-2022 08:13 PM - edited 01-07-2022 08:13 PM
Hi Richard
Is this the golf club in Loughborough?
The email address you've quoted is not the same as the one used to contact the golf club. But neither address seems to have an SPF file set up to allow TalkTalk to check the authenticity of the sender. Unauthenticated mail is unlikely to be accepted.
TalkTalk would need to see the email header to identify the actual sender to see how that's being sent and authenticated as genuine. Do you happen to have the last email received? What's the Return-Path address? This is usually the very first record in the email header.
To display the email header in a pop-up window:
OR from the email list view:
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