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How to identify if the email is sent or not #163

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chukkalasandeep opened this issue Oct 27, 2016 · 4 comments
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How to identify if the email is sent or not #163

chukkalasandeep opened this issue Oct 27, 2016 · 4 comments

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@chukkalasandeep
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Hi

How can we track if the email is sent successfully or not. Is there any track back of mail response.

I am using SendAsync method.

@andrewdavey
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This isn't something Postal can really handle itself. I'd recommend sending emails via something like MailGun which has really good logging to check for bounces and other send failures.

@franciscohanna92
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A little bit late, but just in case.

We're handling it with:

object _lock = new object();
try
{
    lock (_lock)
    {
        _service.Send(notificacion);
    }
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
    throw;
}

Where _service is an instance of IEmailService

@johncrista239
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To check if an email has been sent, you can follow these steps:

Check your "Sent" folder in your email client to confirm the message was dispatched.
Look for a sent confirmation or delivery receipt in your email settings.
Reach out to the recipient and ask for confirmation or check if they received the email.
Utilize email tracking tools or read receipts if available and check out Igi 1 download.

@jackmartin61
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Have you checked the sent items folder or used an email tracking tool? Sometimes, these can help confirm Free manga if the email was successfully sent or if there was an issue.

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