Why am I not getting emails from my Google Group?
If you’re having trouble signing in or seeing emails from your groups, try these solutions: Clear your browser’s cache and cookies. Check that you’re signed in with the correct email address. Make sure you’re an active member.
Why do some emails take a long time to come through?
Email delays can be attributed to the size of the email and its attachments, network latency, or occasionally issues with spam/virus scanners getting backed up. Most often, it’s a case of sender or recipient client delays. Many mail clients only communicate with the server to send or receive new mail every few minutes.
Does owner receive emails sent to the group?
Yes, you also need to add the owner to the list of member. If you want the owner to receive emails which are sent to this group.
Where do Google group emails go?
If you’ve set any groups to send email to your alternate email address, Google now delivers emails from Groups to the primary email address on your Google Account. If you prefer, you can choose a different address for receiving email from Groups.
What to do when you get an email error in Gmail?
When you get this error, you should be able to send emails again within 1 to 24 hours. To prevent this from happening in the future, try creating a Google Group of all your email recipients and sending the message to that group’s email address.
Why are there limits on how many emails I can send per day on Gmail?
To help prevent spam and keep accounts safe, Gmail limits the number of emails you can send or get per day, and the number of people you can add as recipients. Look at the reasons below to learn how to prevent seeing these messages in the future.
Is there a problem with Gmail notifications on Android?
Their research seems to suggest that delayed Gmail notifications are a real problem, with the Android system “seeing” the arrival of the email but then not pushing out a notification. Throughout the thread, others chime in with similar problems.
Why is one of my Gmail recipients a Google + Contact?
One of your recipients is a Google+ contact You may see this message if you’re replying to or sending an email whose recipients include a Google+ connection. This error isn’t caused by breaking Gmail’s sending limits, but is an issue that’s being fixed by Gmail. To prevent this from happening in the future, remove that recipient from the message.