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You're right that this is a common problem, and an FAQ was long overdue. I have added an FAQ about troubleshooting delayed email notifications here: http://www.proz.com/faq/mail#mail_delay
As Ralf noted, please submit a support request with the complete headers of one of your late messages. That will help us track down the cause of the problem.
You're right that this is a common problem, and an FAQ was long overdue. I have added an FAQ about troubleshooting delayed email notifications here: http://www.proz.com/faq/mail#mail_delay
As Ralf noted, please submit a support request with the complete headers of one of your late messages. That will help us track down the cause of the problem.
Note that over 95% of email notifications leave ProZ.com servers in less than 1 minute, so in most cases delays are caused by intermediate mail servers between ProZ.com and your mail client. But the message headers will allow us to find out for certain.
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Dec 10, 2004
-> Ralf: Thanks! I sent the headers to support.
-> Gianfranco: Thanks! But its not just me, I have seen this happen to a lot of other people, and like I said... I have been receiving all my other emails on time. I have sent the message headers to support, hopefully they can get to the root of this problem.
-> Jason: Thanks for the FAQ; sent the message headers.
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