Bounce back email in mail

I would like to not receive emails in Mail from a certain person but i want to email to bounce back to them so they know that the email address does not exsist and that the email was not read or received

Perhaps you could try this to resolve your issue: https://discussions.apple.com/message/15948704#15948704

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  • Where are the Bounced Back Emails?

    Pardon the cross-posting, since I didn't get any responses in the JavaMial Forum.
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    exactely.. use the socket to connect to the SMTP server and send your message that way. Throw the API away. You can request for error e-mail and receipts and stuff when sending the "MAIL FROM:<email>" tihng.
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  • Deleting Duplicate bounced back emails

    Hello,
    I work at a company as our IT guy.  I've recently been put to the task to clean up the bounced back email so we can figure out why they are being bounced back.  We send out an email blast or "newsletter" every week and I've never been
    told to check the marketing email to see if there were any bounce backs until we sent about 10 newsletters.  Now what this has done has created about 5000 bounced back emails that I've sorted with a few rules I made but at least half of those if note
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    for "[email protected]" and see that there are 4 duplicates so I delete all the extras to leave me with one I can check and verify what is wrong with that address.

    Use the
    setup-outlook-duplicates-remover.exe to complete the task.
    http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Remove-Duplicates-Emails-39b49613
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    Please Note: Since the web site is not hosted by Microsoft, the link may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this information.
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  • Bounced back emails I have never sent!

    I am receiving at least 50 emails everyday from: 
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    Jo-Jo ,
    This sounds like your email account has been compromised, someone has used it to send spam emails out, and you are receiving those back.
    ASAP change you password for the email account to something different, difficult to guess. Change the Secret Questions and Answers for your account security profile. Run virus/spyware/malware scan on your machines.
    Once this is done and your email account is secure, you will probably still continue to receive those delivery failed messages for few days until its all filtered out from the spam messages that were sent from your account.
    Hope this helps, if you have any other Questions or Concerns, please let us know.
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  • HT2623 people are reporting that my mobile me email address is bouncing back emails.  please help!

    I am not recieving some important emails from multiple sources, some are being bounced back and others appear to be going through but i'm noit recieving them.  What can I do to fix this issue?
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    Did you migrate your MobileMe account to iCloud in August last year? Or did you open an iCloud account when it was first available? 
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  • My iPad bouncing back emails

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  • Can I bounce junk emails in Mail using Lion?

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  • I am missing the function to bounce an email in Mail 5.0.

    Is there any possibility to get it back?

    Provide feedback to Apple, not this forum, that you'd like the feature back.
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  • AOL mail bounce back

    I am getting bounce backs from any mail sent to an AOL account. The mail will go through if I log onto my mailbox at my ISP provider (Optimum Online). The bounce back has this message:
    Reason: SMTP transmission failure has occurred
    Diagnostic code: smtp;554-: (ISP:B2) http://postmaster.info.aol.com/errors/554ispb2.html TRANSACTION FAILED
    Remote system: dns;mailin-01.mx.aol.com (TCP|167.206.4.199|54475|205.188.156.185|25) (rly-ya06.mx.aol.com ESMTP mailrelayin-ya6.5; Thu, 31 May 2007 10:17:46 -0400)
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    554 ISP:B2
    http://postmaster.info.aol.com/errors/554ispb2.html
    EXPLANATION:
    Your IP address has generated a high volume of mail to AOL which exceeded our rate limit or has generated AOL member complaints. Possible causes include a compromised or virus-infected personal computer or a non-disclosed server relaying mail within the ISP's network. Note, this block is automatically removed within 24 hours.
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    The IP address in question is not the connecting MTA, but is commonly the originating IP. If your originating IP is static and has valid and meaningful reverse DNS, then please contact us with that IP. If you are not sure what your originating IP address is or if you are unsure as to whether your originating IP is dynamic or static, please contact your ISP for further information regarding your type of service.
    If you are sending large volumes of mail from a dynamic IP address, please contact your ISP and inquire about purchasing a static IP or business class IP address. Furthermore you can attempt to reduce the amount of email recipients sent during one session. If you are sending to a mailing list you should verify that the recipients on your list are still interested in receiving your email.
    If you did not send an extraordinary amount of email, we recommend scanning your computer or network for viruses and malicious applications.
    If you are an ISP receiving this error from an excessive number of your customers you may have an undisclosed proxy or relay on your network. Please contact us to resolve this issue.
    I am not sending high volumes of mail to AOL unless one or two emails a day is large. This is a recent problem. Has anyone experienced this or does someone have a solution? My ISP says there is nothing they can do on their end and AOL won't talk to you unless you have a paid account.
    Dan

    AOL's explanation per the link provided covers your options.
    * You contacted your ISP which indicated there is nothing they can do or there is nothing they are willing to do in your behalf.
    * You are not sending high volumes of mail to AOL.
    * You can scan your Mac for viruses and malware which can't hurt but will be a waste of time in this situation.
    This leaves contacting AOL. Other than that, wait until the 24 hour block period has expired.

  • Email Bounce Back

    Hi,
    The email will auto bounce back if I send email and the recipient is point to my contact group. How to solve this issue. The bounce back email is shows below:
    Delivery has failed to these recipients or groups:
    [email protected]?
    The format of the e-mail address isn't correct. A correct address looks like this: [email protected] Please check the recipient's e-mail address and try to resend the message.
    Diagnostic information for administrators:
    Generating server: 172.18.1.202
    [email protected]?
    #550 5.1.3 STOREDRV.Submit; invalid recipient address #SMTP#
    Thanks

    Hi,
    This NDR message indicates that the format of the recipient's address is not incorrect.
    I've noticed that there is a question mark behind the email address:
    "[email protected]?
    #550 5.1.3 STOREDRV.Submit; invalid recipient address #SMTP#".
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  • Intermittent bounce backs and non receiving of emails

    Lately I has discovered that some people in various parts of the world have been sending me emails and I never get the emails. So other friends have been get bounce back emails when they send to my .mac. I have been having so many problems with .mac mail and I can not take it anymore. I no so many with similar problems however it seems Apple will not address these issues. And yes my junk mail setting is off. Is gmail the only reliable email solution??

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  • Weird Bounce-back of an email address that is not even in my contacts!

    Hey folks,
    Recently I have been getting a bounced back email from an address that is not even in my contacts (I use outlook). It's only when I send an email to a particular person. She gets the email, but I get this bounce back from a SIMILAR email. It is annoying, and confounding.
    I have scanned my laptop regularly with updated McAfee and Spybot, and have found nothing. I am using Vista Home and it is all updated as well.
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  • TS3988 Friends are reporting that some emails to me are bouncing back to them.  What might be wrong?

    Friends are reporting that some emails to me are bouncing back.  It is multiple folks with different email systems.  I do still receive most emails (I think!)  and there does not seem to be anything unique about the ones bouncing back to distinguish them from the ones that come through.  They are not large, they don't have big attachments.  What could be wrong?

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