Why do I have to keep putting in the code (Wavy letters & Numbers) before I can send my email?  Marie?
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Those wavy letters prevent spammers who use an automatic program from sending a pile of spam to email addresses.
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Everyone gets 'em, not just you.  Some ppl have better spam filters or blockers on their email account.  Make sure yours is set to high.  \n\nAnd please don't believe any of them.  I'm sick of getting chain letters from ppl stating they're gonna get a $500 gift card from Applebees just b/c they're sending the stupid email to 10 ppl.
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you may be using a pop3 server for your email. so clear all your temporary internet files and delete your cookies, and make sure cookies are enabled
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Sounds like you're trying to send an email to your own Yahoo! email account via another email address that you own (goldentulipbahrain.com)? Am I right? \n\nIf it's not working, most likely the problem is on their end. If it isn't remedied shortly, give Google's Gmail a try.\n\nYou can get one here:\n\nhttps://www.google.com/accounts/SmsMailSignup1\n\nUPDATED RESPONSE:\n\nThat's weird. Ordinarily, in such a circumstance I would think that his ISP had your ISP on a blackhole list (meaning your isp flagged his as being spammer friendly), however, since the reason being given is that the account is non existent...it's just weird. Most likely it's just a screw up on Yahoo's part.\n\n\nPS. What I mean by blackhole list, is that email system administrators will sometimes block whole domains (such as Yahoo.com) if too much spam comes from that domain. The domain will be blocked until the provider corrects the situation. Again though, this isn't the situation with you since the dameon message says your account is non existent...which can only mean it's a Yahoo! issue.
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Your webhosting guy is the only one who can solve this for you.\n\nTo make sure you dont run into this issue, use ASP Coding to send email yourself.
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I am having trouble with mine also. I can receive but not send, and I am not the only one. I first noticed mine several weeks ago when i tried to respond to e-mails received. Not only can I not send a new composed e-mail but I can not forward, or respond to one. Good luck! It is frustrating.
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see your junk mail box.  if not your email might be blocking it completely.  Change your email address on the signup sheet
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the user didnt verify their email...\n\n\nxoxo
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Don't use the 'Forward' button.\n\nUse the 'Reply' button and then overtype the address with the address you want to send it to.\n\n///
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if you receive it in the email look at the bottom of the page & it should have something that says you do not want to continue having this provider emailing you & it should stop coming
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ingore the last retard that post you- it means you type the email address wrong or the person that gave you it gave you a fake.  - Read the address careful after you type it. then try sending again. \npeace .
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Uhm its not the plane thats trying to send the email.\n\nIts the server. It depends on the server.
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It seems as if the Yahoo techs may be performing upgrades currently.  I'm having a different problem with composing email at this time (ie: there's no active area block to type the message in).  The last time this happened, the techs were upgrading the system, but didn't have the courtesy to send out an alert email indicating the system would be down.  It appears that some people never learn from their previous mistakes.
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Apparently this happens when you do not have a default email program on your system. What you need to do is allow your system to sort it out for itself.\n\nHsve a look at this site, which talks you through the problem and provides screenshots to help you: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/community/columns/defaultbrowser.mspx
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Try a different email account/service.\n\nIf there is an attachment involved that you are using maybe the file is too big.  Otherwise, you may just wait a day and see if it works the next day.
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Make sure your e-mail client software isn't using a default stationery.  You may have accidentally set up a blank default stationery that has a bunch of "Return" characters in it.  \n\nGood luck!