There is no indication in Outlook 2010 that there is a problem, they appear in the sent items folder.
I am not receiving any kicked-back emails. The recipients are regular contacts that I communicate with regularly.
Ipower ISP support says email is working fine, they have successfully sent an email from my account.
Local phone company says all is working fine.
Incoming and outgoing mail servers are set up correctly for POP/SMTP account.
2 additional identical email accounts on different computers are working correctly, but they also do not receive my email.
Norton software is installed and current and doesn't appear to be affecting mail delivery.
The only odd item I can share is that around the same time I began losing emails I started receiving Mailer-Daemon emails indicating that my "message could not be delivered" and the addresses are associated with China ISP's. @163.com and @qq.com. It is not a 1-to-1 relationship with legitimate email sent and Mailer-Daemon email kicked back. I haven't been sending emails for two days and am still receiving numerous M-D emails. My ISP said this isn't related, and that the M-D emails should grow in quantity for a couple of weeks and then stop altogether.
Thank you for any ideas, support you can offer.
I am not receiving any kicked-back emails. The recipients are regular contacts that I communicate with regularly.
Ipower ISP support says email is working fine, they have successfully sent an email from my account.
Local phone company says all is working fine.
Incoming and outgoing mail servers are set up correctly for POP/SMTP account.
2 additional identical email accounts on different computers are working correctly, but they also do not receive my email.
Norton software is installed and current and doesn't appear to be affecting mail delivery.
The only odd item I can share is that around the same time I began losing emails I started receiving Mailer-Daemon emails indicating that my "message could not be delivered" and the addresses are associated with China ISP's. @163.com and @qq.com. It is not a 1-to-1 relationship with legitimate email sent and Mailer-Daemon email kicked back. I haven't been sending emails for two days and am still receiving numerous M-D emails. My ISP said this isn't related, and that the M-D emails should grow in quantity for a couple of weeks and then stop altogether.
Thank you for any ideas, support you can offer.