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Mac Forum / Applications / Outlook Express / December 2005OE Error 5550
Hello, I have OE 5.02 running on OS 9.2.2. An error message came up this morning: Error: A message in your Outbox could not be sent. The server did not recognize the recipients. Explanation: permit denied Error 5550 I successfully sent this person an email yesterday, using the *reply* feature to an email I received from her. I received her reply to me this morning and replied to her once again. Only this time I get this dumb message. She is in my Address Book. This Error message seems to apply only to this one email address; have been and am successfully emailing other people all morning. I have tried deleting the address line and replacing it by clicking on the entry in my Addrss Book. Help! Pam Biggi > Hello, > I have OE 5.02 running on OS 9.2.2. An error message came up this morning: [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Pam Biggi Hi Pam, There could be a couple of things causing this. Do you know if you're able to send mail to other people on the same e-mail domain? So, if this person uses a yahoo.com address, can you send to other people on yahoo.com? Is there anything else in your Outbox? If so, I would clear out all messages and start again. It's possible that your address book entry for the person is corrupt. You could try deleting that entry altogether and manually entering his/her e-mail address in your reply. HTH, Ricky  SignatureIf you need to reply directly to me, just remove the capitalised letters from my faked e-mail address. Otherwise, please post back to the newsgroups. See Q048 on http://machelp.webhop.net/ for more details on protecting yourself from newsgroup spam. Hi Ricky, AHA! I just tried to send an email to another HotMail subscriber and it wouldn't go either. There was nothing else in the Outbox. Anything to any other domain goes just fine. Also, the one from yesterday did somehow get sent last night at 10:51, when I was shutting down my mac, even tho it still said it couldn't be sent. So... what do I do now? Pam > Hi Pam, > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Ricky > Hi Ricky, > AHA! I just tried to send an email to another HotMail subscriber and it [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >> >> Ricky Hi Pam, Strange, that sounds a bit inconsistent. One one hand, it seems that other mails to Hotmail can't be sent, yet the original message did in fact get sent, despite the error message that reported otherwise - very confusing! Is the original message that you sent now showing up in Sent Items? Could you get that other Hotmail contact to mail you so that you can try replying to that mail? HTH, Ricky SignatureIf you need to reply directly to me, just remove the capitalised letters from my faked e-mail address. Otherwise, please post back to the newsgroups. See Q048 on http://machelp.webhop.net/ for more details on protecting yourself from newsgroup spam. Hi Ricky, Actually, I'm now thinking this might be a Comcast problem which is causing the error in the email program... it is so inconsistent that, later on yesterday the email to the other HotMail subscriber went one of the times I clicked send/recieve. Same thing happened when I replied to her reply as well. Oh well... As long as they're going some time I guess that's got to be good enough. Thanks for your help. Pam > From: "TG Online (MVP)" <tg.online@NOntlworldSPAM.com> > Organization: NTL [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > > Ricky |
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