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Email account won't forward emails
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Hi!
Are you using Spectrum webmail or an email client?
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web mail on PC
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You still here?
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Are you near the capacity for the mailbox by chance?
Being at or near capacity can cause latency that may seem like errors or issues. If you are close to capacity it is recommended that you delete unnecessary emails to improve latency.
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No hardly any and no trash etc. Only using 54MB out of 5GB
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Not too uncommon:
🔗 https://community.cloudflare.com/t/forward-to-gmail-dmarc-failure/565909/3 ↳ " […] If the sender domain is using SPF alone, and setting up a reject policy, then yes, then the DMARC checks will fail after forwarding, as a proper SPF with alignment won’t survive forwarding. […] "
And note that the rejection bounceback message in such case will go to the sender rather than the auto-forwarder.
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These are messages from Amazon. When I do a test from one of my accounts to the other (that doesn't work with Amazon replies) it works fine.
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Basically I send a test email from account 1 to the account 2 that isn't forwarding the Amazon messages. I do get the test message forwarded back to account I from account 2 and account 2 also shows the test message. However the Amazon messages are not being forwarded from account 2. So I have proven forwarding is working at least with my test emails.
Also account 1 now all the BLOCKED domain sites have been removed/gone as well within the last few days…..I did not remove them????
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DMARC policy set to quarantine with SPF alignment. SPF will fail upon auto-forwarding. Auto-forwarded message should at least be quarantined. If it's being flat-out rejected, that would be the receiving email service provider's prerogative since the sending service clearly doesn't want their messages to be re-distributed via auto-forwarding without interdiction.
🔗 : enter amazon.com and hit Check Domain.
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Edit: previous iteration of this comment (not to be confused with above) was intended for other discussion.
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