5 days to deliver mail from BT to @btinternet!

Has there been some server issues? Have I got other mail stuck in a queue?
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Well a little bit better -
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Only 31 hours to a BT mail with the subject:
The Friday Fix - your weekly guide to the world of BT Sport
Where does it spend it's time?

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