Windows 10: How to revoke send mail via Microsoft Mail?

How to revoke send mail via Microsoft Mail?Best regards,Branko

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Mail not sending!

Your last reference was to Mailbird- it seems you've reverted to Mail.

The choice of pop3 or imap for receiving mail is up to you.. smtp is a different thing.

Suggest you try sending mail with Mailbird

 

Mail not sending!

Thanks, Guys...
Mailbird is now telling me that I can only have one account so I will be dumping that one. In addition, while it was (yesterday) set as the default mail client it was actually W-Mail being used!

I found my e-account details/settings and the numbers were as listed on the TalkTalk/Tiscali site!
Surprising as the only difficulty is sending mails - incoming is not an issue...

The error message I keep receiving in the 'non-delivery' mail is the '550' variety...
Activating the link you sent I see that:

550 - usually defines a non-existent email address on the remote side.
Though it can be returned also by the recipient’s firewall (or when the incoming server is down), the great majority of errors 550 simply tell that the recipient email address doesn’t exist. You should contact the recipient otherwise and get the right address.

The mails were 'sent' to addresses I have had contact with for many years - double and triple checked to confirm they are correct and according to those I spoke to by land-line confirm their mail systems were/are fully functional and sent me 'test' mails instantly.

As said, prior to this new PC I was using pop mail; the new PC set up with idap...

You suggested 'Web Mail' ~~~ what is that?
I know, another dumb question...

Respecting your patience *Huh

Ken *Wink

 

Mail not sending!

Thanks for joining in the fun!

You say:
On a hunch I whitelisted the to and from addresses at each end by putting them into contacts and everything was fine after that (5 minutes later).

As spam is such an issue the settings on many of the mail servers are quite sensitive at the moment, so it's probably best to whitelist your entire contacts directory to minimise issues, and make sure the other end whitelist your email addresses too, putting you into their address book if needs be.

I have only attempted to send mail to addresses within my contacts list. So is there anything else to do to 'whiteleist' my contacts?
The silly part of this is the fact that incoming mails are fine ~~~ just not sending *Sad