Thread poster: jyuan_us
| jyuan_us United States Local time: 20:30 Member (2005) English to Chinese + ...
I sometimes receive emails from bluh.bluh.translation, Ltd. via Proz.com . Some of these emails don't have any return email address in them. If I just click "reply" on the original email, where will my reply message delivered to? To [email protected]? What would happen to the message if it will be delivered there? | | | Thomas Pfann United Kingdom Local time: 00:30 Member (2006) English to German + ... To the sender | Apr 10, 2017 |
Just try it; you don't have to actually send the email, but click reply and check the email address in the To: field. It will go to [email protected]. | | | Not necessarily | Apr 10, 2017 |
Some e-mail addresses rejet incoming return mails. It is highly likely you will get nowhere. | | | Sheila Wilson Spain Local time: 00:30 Member (2007) English + ... Their email address is available | Apr 11, 2017 |
I would have thought that trying it would have been a quicker alternative too. Anyway, I think I have had problems with disappearing emails once or twice, but they were cases when there was a link to the ProZ messages area, that I should have used but was too hasty in my reply to notice. I think those are the "ProZ Message" ones. For a "ProZ Email", it comes from a "bounce" address, but when you click "Reply" it goes and finds the correct email address to reply to, so all is fine. I'm not sure y... See more I would have thought that trying it would have been a quicker alternative too. Anyway, I think I have had problems with disappearing emails once or twice, but they were cases when there was a link to the ProZ messages area, that I should have used but was too hasty in my reply to notice. I think those are the "ProZ Message" ones. For a "ProZ Email", it comes from a "bounce" address, but when you click "Reply" it goes and finds the correct email address to reply to, so all is fine. I'm not sure you CAN reply to the "bounce" address, but then I've never followed that line of enquiry. Perhaps selecting "Reply all" would fire off a totally useless email to bounce around in the ether for ever more. ▲ Collapse | |
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Ventnai Spain Local time: 01:30 German to English + ... to the company | Apr 12, 2017 |
If I remember rightly, your email will go to the company - the company's email appears if you press reply in Outlook. | | | To the company | Apr 12, 2017 |
Mine do go to the company. | | | jyuan_us United States Local time: 20:30 Member (2005) English to Chinese + ... TOPIC STARTER I think a couple of the emails I recently sent | Apr 13, 2017 |
ended up in [email protected]. I clicked on "reply to all" when I sent the message but I found only [email protected] was shown as the recipient when I checked the email in my "sent" folder. What was in common with these emails was that the persons who sent me the initial emails didn't log in Proz.com. | | | Lincoln Hui Hong Kong Local time: 08:30 Member Chinese to English + ... Why would that happen? | Apr 14, 2017 |
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