on 24-01-2023 17:33
I've just received the following message. Is it from Virgin? How can I report it? If true, how can I access the blocked emails? [I have a copy of the 'View Source' result.]
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This message was created automatically by Email Automated Notification System. |
Some messages to dave@PhotoLens.co.uk couldn't be delivered since January Mon. 02 2023. |
To retrieve your emails and reconfigure Port 486, Retrieve Messages |
Diagnosis-Code: SMTP; 552-5.7.0 [TSS04] max defers and failures per hour (Exim 4.88) allowed. Deferred message |
Reporting-MTA: dns; gateway31.PhotoLens.co.uk X-Postfix-Tail-ID-ID: 5867033100 Original-Recipient: rfc822; dave@PhotoLens.co.uk SIZE = 22481: Arrival-Date: 1/24/2023 6:53:09 a.m. |
Action: Failed Status: 5.7.0 Remote-MTA: dns; Mail-server.gateway31.PhotoLens.co.uk |
24-01-2023 20:48 - edited 24-01-2023 20:49
If you have not sent messages to or expected messages from this sender treat this as suspect.
The phrase : To retrieve your emails and reconfigure Port 486 reads like a red flag.
on 24-01-2023 20:53
Hi IvorScarf.
Thank you for your post and welcome to the forums.
Just to help understand this a little more as I feel like there could be some context missing - the email in question, what email address has this been delivered from - or is this a notification when trying to send an email etc? Also, are you trying to email that account from a Virgin Media mail account?
I apologise for not being able to give a more in depth answer for the time being. We are more than happy to help with it - we just need clarification on the above to have a greater understanding as to what's going on.
Get back to us and let us know.
Cheers,
Ryan.
on 14-02-2023 14:33
Ryan,
Thanks for the reply.
I thought I had included everything. Trouble is, I've since deleted the message. I'll take extra notice when it happens again.
on 15-02-2023 14:38
Hi @IvorScarf,
Thanks for coming back to us. Please keep us updated when you can so that we can assist further if needed.
We're here if you need us.
Thanks! 🙂