Non delivery ???

I have been getting multi emails from a few colleagues as it appears they get non delivery messages. The mails are coming thro perfectly but the senders are not aware of this.
These are incoming mails to a private address for my website [email protected] on the Streamline.net server and the messages state they cannot connect to the domain aeniorsgolf.org.uk - please note the difference in spelling.
My colleagues have checked the spelling at their end and even used the reply function on mails sent by myself.
but it somehow changes by itself.
I have checked everything at my end and have contracted Streamline.net support who indicate that this must be at the senders end. This happens on both my desktop and laptop and with OE6 and Thunderbird. I have tried it myself sending a test mail from my BTinternet account to the seniorsgolf account and this non delivery message still arrives although all the mail comes through.
Surely there must be some whizz kids or psychics on the forum who may have some idea.

austinmorris wrote:
I have been getting multi emails from a few colleagues as it appears they get non delivery messages. The mails are coming thro perfectly but the senders are not aware of this.
These are incoming mails to a private address for my website [email protected] on the Streamline.net server and the messages state they cannot connect to the domain aeniorsgolf.org.uk - please note the difference in spelling.
My colleagues have checked the spelling at their end and even used the reply function on mails sent by myself.
but it somehow changes by itself.
I have checked everything at my end and have contracted Streamline.net support who indicate that this must be at the senders end. This happens on both my desktop and laptop and with OE6 and Thunderbird. I have tried it myself sending a test mail from my BTinternet account to the seniorsgolf account and this non delivery message still arrives although all the mail comes through.
Surely there must be some whizz kids or psychics on the forum who may have some idea.
Hi.
For your domain control panel, can you set forwarding of email addresses ? Since the "a" and "s" are so close together, this sounds like a typo on any forwarding setting.
It won't matter what machine or mail client you are using.
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