Several of our suppliers use Xero.
For some reason, invoices addressed to my wife’s email address first.last1@mac.com simply don’t arrive. They aren’t in her junk folder either.
Any ideas?
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Interested....
Twelve years later, Apple is still trying to erase mac.com email addresses
So is Xero ignoring mac.com emails?
I note also that in google emails the period is ignored....
Gordy
My first ever AM radio network connection was with a 1MHz AM crystal(OA91) radio receiver.
I have had a similar issue with a couple of my clients. I worked out that they had clicked on unsubscribe from xero emails by mistake. I had to go back through xero support to resubscribe to xero emails
Gordy7:
Interested....
Twelve years later, Apple is still trying to erase mac.com email addresses
So is Xero ignoring mac.com emails?
I note also that in google emails the period is ignored....
That's because gmail is period agnostic.....
my email address is firstnamelastname@gmail, but I often get mail addressed to firstname.lastname@gmail that some dope has used to signup on mailing list etc... ( there is no valid firstname.lastname account at gmail ) ..
Geektastic: Several of our suppliers use Xero.
For some reason, invoices addressed to my wife’s email address first.last1@mac.com simply don’t arrive. They aren’t in her junk folder either.
Any ideas?
Are they using Irongate for mail handling? The Uni did that for awhile, whole ranges of email were silently dropped without warning, including anything from Xero.
neb:Geektastic: Several of our suppliers use Xero.Are they using Irongate for mail handling? The Uni did that for awhile, whole ranges of email were silently dropped without warning, including anything from Xero.
For some reason, invoices addressed to my wife’s email address first.last1@mac.com simply don’t arrive. They aren’t in her junk folder either.
Any ideas?
The case in point is a local plasterer, so probably not. However the same happens with our gardeners and some others.
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