@otronics wrote:
Any idea what this means?
Well sort of, but I'm not am by no means an expert.
Your recipient's email provider rejected those emails as part of their anti spam measure - but not because the contents of the email itself look suspicious.
It's a problem with the email headers of your message. These headers are created by either the outgoing server or the email app or client (such as Outlook, Gmail or Apple Mail for example) that you are using to send your email message.
"CR" stands for Carriage Return. A "bare" carriage return is where a 'CR' (carriage return) character appears without an accompanying 'LF' (linefeed) and that breaks the generally accepted rules,
A bare CR in the header of an email message are often seen in the badly formed email headers of spam emails and that is why the receiving email server is rejecting your email.
If you are using the Virgin Media webmail service or an email app or client, such as Outlook, Gmail or Apple Mail for example, then the contents of the email header are completely out of your control.
To identify where this problem is being created could you clarify how you are sending these emails? So whether you are using VM webmail on the VM website or if not, then which email app/client you are using?
Also, it might be useful to know whether the emails that are generating that error message are ones that you have received and then forwarded on (so your forwarded email is being rejected) or whether they are emails that you have composed and sent as brand new emails.
Coenoby
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