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From: Microsoft Outlook <MicrosollExchange329e7lecRgae4615bbc36abece41109e(ajdoj365.onmierosoft.com>
Date: Wed. 14 Aug 2019 16:40:43 +0000
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Your message couldn't be delivered to multiple recipients.
The recipients weren't found at bop.gov.
RDonaleski
Action Required
Unknown To address
Couldn't deliver to the following recipients:
Office 365
Recipients
Recipients
How to Fix It
The address may be misspelled or may not exist. Try one or more of the
following:
• Send the message again following these steps: In Outlook, open
this non-delivery report (NDR) and choose Send Again from the
Report ribbon. In Outlook on the web, select this NDR, then select
the link "To send this message again, click here." Then delete
and retype the entire recipient address. If prompted with an Auto-
Complete List suggestion don't select it. After typing the complete
address, click Send.
• Contact the recipient (by phone, for example) to check that the
address exists and is correct.
• The recipient may have set up email forwarding to an incorrect
address. Ask them to check that any forwarding they've set up is
working correctly.
• Clear the recipient Auto-Complete List in Outlook or Outlook on
the web by following the steps in this article: Fix email delivery
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message again. Retype the entire recipient address before
selecting Send.
If the problem continues, forward this message to your email admin. If
you're an email admin, refer to the More Info for Email Admins
section below.
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More Info for Email Admins
Status rode: 5505.1.10
This error occurs because the sender sent a message to an email address hosted by
Office 365 but the address is incorrect or doesn't exist at the destination domain. The
error is reported by the recipient domain's email servers but most often it must be fixed
by the person who sent the message. If the steps in t…
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