Thank you so much for the quick response. I am somewhat intrigued because I
could not send the email to the address, but on the advice of a friend I sent
the message again the next day, and it went through successfully. The
question is how can I be sure this message has actually reached the
recipient. (there is no other method of communication but email).
Secondly, why would their server return a permanent fail considering we were
communicating via email only the previous day, using the same email address.
Many thanks.
Alex Bell
"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:
> It means that when the sending e-mail server went to search DNS for MX/Host
> record for "huatai-ser.com" that it came back that it doesn't exist. Since
> the receiving domain doesn't exist, sending mail server can't deliver the
> message to the recipient server so it does a permanent fail and returns the
> item back to sender with error text and why.
>
> Nothing you can do from the senders point of view. All corrections must be
> made by the recipient's mail system caretakers.
>
> "Alex Bell" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:0F839947-CE68-4B05-9883-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Using Outlook 2003, I recently replied to a known email address, but
> > received
> > this error bounceback instead: "550 (E-Mail Removed) no such domain".
> > Can you please tell me what this means? Why did it occur? How can I
> > prevent
> > it from occurring again?
> > Thank you so much.
> >
>
>
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