Confirmation that email has been read

Is there a way in Mail to receive a confirmation that an email I've sent has been opened by the recipient? If yes, how do I do that?

there is a plugin somewhere on versiontracker.com to add some headers to your mail messages to add this feature, but if the recipient's email doesn't support it, you won't get a confirmation.

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Email - how do i get notification that a sent email has been read

Hi
I am using OSX 10.9.5 and mail version 7.3.
How can I get notification on a particular email that it has been read/opened by the recipient?
Many thanks

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Getting Receipt confirming e mail has been read

When sending an e mail I would like confirmation that it has been opened / read by the person (s) it has been sent to.
Can it be done..?
How do you set it up..?

I found something online which does the job very well.
PLEASE NOTE: I did not create this but I couldn't find the link to the site I found it on initially, so apologies to the original write for not giving credit.
Paste this into Script Editor and make into an application.
Double clicking on it will present you with a dialogue box asking which account you wish to use (if you have multiple accounts) and will then pop up a normal compose mail box.
For some reason if you have images attached to your signature it doesn't display them when you compose your mail but it will still send them regardless.
Obviously this is subject to the receiver having a mail client that will accept read receipts.
tell application "Mail"
set listOfSenders to {}
set everyAccount to every account
repeat with eachAccount in everyAccount
set everyEmailAddress to email addresses of eachAccount
if (everyEmailAddress is not equal to missing value) then
repeat with eachEmailAddress in everyEmailAddress
set listOfSenders to listOfSenders & {(full name of eachAccount & " <"Which account would you like to send this message from?" without multiple selections allowed
if theResult is not equal to false then
set theSender to item 1 of theResult
tell application "Mail"
set newMessage to make new outgoing message with properties {}
tell newMessage
set visible to true
set sender to theSender & "
Disposition-Notification-To: " & theSender
end tell
activate
end tell
end if
I hope this helps you out. Tested and working in 10.4.11

Forgot my apple ID , and need a hint on my associated email so i can sent a reset password , and the worst thing in apple ID forgot password page that if you typed any apple id even if its wrong it gives you that email has been sent !! how come !

forgot my apple ID , and need a hint on my associated email so i can sent a reset password , and the worst thing in apple ID forgot password page that if you typed any apple id even if its wrong it gives you that email has been sent !! how come !!
so please if anyone got any idea of how to get the hint on the mail ( i used to remember there is a hint )

If all you did was rename your ID, you can go to Settings>iCloud, tap Delete Account, choose Delete from My iPhone when prompted, then sign back in with your renamed ID. Deleting the account only deletes the account and any data you are syncing with iCloud from your phone, not from iCloud. Provided you are signing back into the same account and not changing accounts, your data will be synced back to your phone when you sign back in.
If, however, you are changing to a new account with a new ID, choose Keep on My iPhone when prompted. Then choose Merge when you sign into the new account and turn your iCloud syncing back on to upload your data to the new account.
Before deleting the account, save you photo stream photos to your camera roll (tap Edit, tap all the photos, tap Share, tap Save to Camera Roll).

Verify an email has been read

I recently sent some emails which looked like they had been sent (they were in my sent box and I did not receive any "delivery faiure" notice) only to be told later that the mail had never been recieved. Is there anyway to verify a mail has been recieved? read?
thanks a4wien

OK guys, here is something that you may like. Please copy the following text into the Applescript editor, compile it and run it and have fun with all those nice return receipts ...
Ody
This script is based upon the Standard Apple Script "Create New Mail" located in the folder
/library/scripts/Mail Scripts. I have deleted the unneccesary parts (at least for this purpose).
The script assumes that you multiple mail identities (accounts), so as in the original script,
the modified script asks you to select the account from which the email should be sent.
The rest of the script I've either deleted or is pretty much the same as the original.
The only "innovation" you see in line 22. Since we know the sender through the selection procedure,
I afterwards added a new line "\n" and then the required headerline (Disposition-Noticiation-To:)
together with the senders email that we already know. Please take care that theSender that
comes out of your address book doesn't contain single or double quotation marks. In this case
the mail will be sent out but the recipient will see no receipt request. When you compile this routine
- what you definitely have to do - you will see that "\n" vanished and the rest of the former line
(Disposition-Notification-To ...) is now in line 23. Don't worry the \n that forces a new line in the outgoing
mail is still there and active.
Now you have to add a new rule to mark the mails where you have requested a Notification.
Within "Create New Rules" you have to edit the header and add a new Headertype named
"Disposition-Notification-To". The rule is simple: if a mail contains an @-sign in this headerline
colour it as you like. Now you not only will see within your sent items the mails where you have
requested a return receipt from addressee but also in the Inbox the mails where the sender
asks you send him a return receipt
After the script has been compiled and saved you can run it from within the editor. You will se blank
email window poping up. Now just write your email select the addressee and that's it.
The script below is an example for "New Email & Receipt" If you want to be perfect you can do the
same with "Answer & Receipt", "Answer to All & Receipt" and "Forward & Receipt" and by using iKey2
or something similar you can run those scripts from an external menu or Hot-key. If you like you can
try to start the script(s) from within Mail Act-On. But my Apple Mail always crashes when I tried to do this.
This has been tested on Intel Mac under 10.4.7 together with Exchange 2003 and Exim as a Mailserver
Good luck - Ody
tell application "Mail"
set listOfSenders to {}
set everyAccount to every account
repeat with eachAccount in everyAccount
set everyEmailAddress to email addresses of eachAccount
if (everyEmailAddress is not equal to missing value) then
repeat with eachEmailAddress in everyEmailAddress
set listOfSenders to listOfSenders & {(full name of eachAccount & " <"Which account would you like to send this message from?" without multiple selections allowed
if theResult is not equal to false then
set theSender to item 1 of theResult
tell application "Mail"
set newMessage to make new outgoing message with properties {}
tell newMessage
set visible to true
set sender to theSender & "\nDisposition-Notification-To: " & theSender
end tell
activate
end tell
end if<br>
iMac, MacBook Pro, iPod Video 60GB Mac OS X (10.4.7)

That email has been banned

So I wanted to post a different question but it said I had to verify my email. Ok, I used to be able to post here but that was a logn time ago (2 years). I went to put in my email again and got a message that the email address has been banned. What!!!!! I used a differnet email to get here. What gives?

Hello pep-
Welcome back to the Best Buy forums!
I’m sorry to hear that you had some difficulty trying to post a question at first on the forums and that you received a message stating your email address had been banned.
To be honest, if this was two years ago, I’m not really sure what would have caused you to receive a message like this. However, it doesn’t appear to have affected your ability to post here with us.
I apologize for any inconvenience that this caused you and it looks like I’ve already responded to your other question.
Bill|Senior Social Media Specialist | Best Buy® Corporate
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Confirmation Email has been read

I would like when sending an email to know that the recipient has open the mail.
How can this be done....I have used this function before but I also know it was not a standard facility with the Mac but I believe it can be done.
Can someone please explain the process to have the above function

Hi Thomas and everybody,
I have recently made the switch from PCs to a Mac and I just love it.
However, and in order to be quite fair against people's needs just a couple of comments:
1. Thomas, you say that many e-mail clients don't support read receipts. Like what clients? I've been working with Outlook express, Outlook (almost all versions), Thunderbird Lotus Notes. Every single client supports receipts. There is an issue for sure for sending mails to different clients but the fact remains that it is a valid and existing feature in all clients.
2. It's pretty useful, trust me. Even in corporate mail, sometimes we use it not only to check that the recipient received the e-mail but also when he did so, in order to follow up on a call. Nothing to be embarrassed of. And also guess what. Sometimes mails do not actually reach the recipient. And for important mails it is a good tool. (Not suggesting sending to everybody. That's why all mail clients have a feature).
Apple (And I really love the brand) seems to have an issue with messages receipts.
I have the issue in Iphone that there is no feature for activating a delivery receipt in SMS (also sometimes they fail), and now I see the same with mail.
Probably is a "mentality" issue, but as a consumer, I just can't get it.

How do I ensure a sent Email has been read?

I am sending an email to a number of recipients and I want to ensure they have opened it.

I doubt you can if the recipient has denied any acknowledge ticket to be send, as I have.
A pest for you, but I don't show spammers that my email works.

Need help to confirm that Trovi has been deleted.

I did the "about:config" resets, and things seem to be okay so far.
I cannot find anything from trovi, conduit, etc in my program list for possible uninstall.
I imagine I have all sorts of mal- and ad-ware clogging the arteries of this computer - I would welcome input on which programs (free or pay) that would do a good, safe, efficient job of cleaning things up, preferably without adding in their own shitload of adware. I also just tried to do an uninstall of AVG Search, which I assume came in because I have been using AVG Anti-Virus (who is watching the watchmen, as they say....). - would also welcome input on good anti-virus to switch to.
running Win7 (supposedly well updated), on a intel core i3 with 4gig RAM

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In Mail, how can I tell if an email has been read by the recipient?

There used to be a way in msn to get a message when an email was read. Is there a way to do the same in Mail?

Not really.
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I click to restore my iPhone from the last backup that I've made, I get the confirmation that it has been restored however, when my iPhone restarts nothing changes, it comes up as the 'set up' like a new iPhone again. Help!!

I've tried several times and the same thing keeps happening, my iPhone says its backing up it restarts itself but it's back to the start and it sets up as a new iPhone

You may not get a response as you are shouting at everyone.
All caps indicates shouting, is considered rude, and is difficult to read.
Many will not read such posts.
Try turning off you caps lock and asking again.

How do I create a new Apple ID every time I try apple says that the email has been used please help me!!

How do I create a new Apple ID every time I try apple says I can't because that email has been taken I've done it multiple times please help me

An email address can only be associated with one Apple ID at a time. You will have to remove it from the other ID or use a different email address.
http://www.apple.com/support/appleid/

Is there a way for the sender of an email to see if it has been read

is there a way for the sender of an email to see if the email has been read?

Some email clients allow for you to request a read receipt, but the sender also has the ability to refuse to send it as well. Much of that is controlled on the receiving end.

How do I get a receipt for an email I have sent to know if it has been read on icloud

IOS 8.1.3 iPhone 6+
i want to receive a receipt once email has been read on iCloud.com

You don't.
Only on iMessages and only if the recipient wants that.

Show that an email has been opened

In brief, like Outlook is there a option to show when an email has been opened / read by the receiver

When composing a message you can ask for a notification to confirm that the message is read by going to Options and checking Return Receipt. In the same menu you can also ask for a Delivery Notification, which is more a technical confirmation that the message is deliverd to the recipient.
Note that either notification won't always be sent. It's up to the recipient or his mail server to send the return receipt or delivery notification.

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