I'm trying to verify an email with .eus domain (info#xxxXxxx.eus) which is created on 2014, but do not receive the email with the link to it. Can you help me?
Make sure your email address is a valid one and you have gotten any incoming email. Once you're 100% sure about this. Go to:
https://console.aws.amazon.com/ses/home?region=us-east-1#verified-senders-email:
Click on Verify a new Email Address as shown below:
And the following popup will show:
Then, enter your email address there and click on the button: Verify this email address.
If your email address is ok, you shold get the SES email within seconds.
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I'm having trouble with a new contact in Dynamics365 CRM. Our contact received an automated email asking to confirm their mail address, which roughly translated, looks like this:
Hello Jane Doe,
thank you for reaching out to us. Please confirm your e-mail address. This is how we ensure that you have registered yourself and that your e-mail address has not been entered by an unauthorized third party.
Followed by a link looking like this, labelled as "Confirm your e-mail address"
https://qwertyuiop12345678.svc.dynamics.com/t/t/ASDFGHJKLyxcvbnm
The generated URL redirects to another address, which only displays an error message:
(https://contoso.microsoftcrmportals.com/danke-infotermin-email?msdynttrid=QWERTZUIOP78965432)
We're sorry, but something went wrong. Please try again, and if this persists, contact the website administrator.
Error ID # [xxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxx]
We've been notified about this issue and we'll take a look at it shortly. Thank you for your patience.
8/24/2022 1:04:39 PM UTC
EUR xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxx
Is there any way to regenerate the invalid link, so our contact can confirm their email address?
Trying to understand something thats not clear from AWS SES emails.
I have a simple emailer on my website that I have setup using nodemailer.
It has 3 fields
Name: name of user filling out form
email: email address of user filling out email.
Description: description filled out by user.
I'm seeing in AWS docs that I need to verify on their console the users email.
You can only send mail from verified email addresses and domains.
Note: This restriction applies even when your account isn't in the
sandbox.
This could be any number of different user email address how would I be able to verify them all I wouldn't know them.
What am I not getting here. I have verified the To: email which will always be the same as its coming to my domain email.
You'll want to send from an email address under your control (SES enforces this on a technical level, but spam filters tend to de facto enforce this everywhere due to things like SPF records) with a Reply-To header of the email address submitting the form.
I have the same concept as mentioned in this question(generating a unique random email address for each user in rails app. When the user sends an email that that randomly generated email address, we process the body and store in db.
I followed the following steps:
Deployed my app in Heroku
Created a sendgrid account and configured the username and password to heroku(to get the sendgrid addon).
added griddler gem and followed the steps mentioned in griddler.
Configured the parse webhook in sendgrid with my host and url.
Here comes the main problem:
I registered to coludmailin and it generated the single email address. I don't really understand how to receive uniq emails to my rails application now. I tried white labeling the cloudmailin.net in sendgrid but it doesn't work(may be am wrong here).
Googled a lot but didn't understand how to proceed from here. Can someone please help me in solving this issue. Appreciate if I get a good step-by-step reference
There are two options to do this with CloudMailin.
Option 1:
On the free plan you can use a + in order to separate the email address given to you on CloudMailin and still create a unique email address that each customer can respond to. For example:
If you CloudMailin email address is example1234#cloudmailin.net you can use example1234+unique_id_54321#cloudmailin.net. CloudMailin calls unique_id_54321 the disposable part of this email address. This way you can send an email out and state the sender of that email is example1234+unique_id_54321#cloudmailin.net and then tell one user from another.
Option 2 (the better option):
However, the best way to do this is to use CloudMailin's custom domains. You can then receive anything#yourdomain.com.
With custom domains enabled you set CloudMailin up to be your MX server. Then any email coming into yourdomain.com goes direct to CloudMailin (you can use app.yourdomain.com to avoid conflicts with your regular email if needed).
You can then send email out with the sender as user-12345#yourdomain.com, task-12345#yourdomain.com or any other unique identifier. When you receive the email from CloudMailin the envelope will show that the email was sent to user-12345#yourdomain.com and you can then use this to resolve who the user was.
I'm using opencart 1.5.1.3. For some reason I can't send an email to the same account I am sending from. For example, I can't receive the notification email when an order is placed. The email reaches the customer OK and if I specify additional email address to send the mail to, they receive the email OK, the email configured as the store email addres doesn't receive the email. I'm using the 'mail' option to send email.
The email is hosted at google apps. Please help
some web hosting prevent self-to-self email for safety reason.
maybe it is your hosting provider block this mail.
I am trying to find out if a user has an #facebook.com email for messaging but can not see where to request that I do request perms for their regular email and can get that, but can't see where to get their #facebook.com email. It's not included in https://graph.facebook.com/me/ and since there's no guarantee that they have set one up I can't assume that it's based on their username
If a user has a facebook.com email address it will be their {username}#facebook.com. However, just because a user has a username setup, doesn't mean there's a corresponding email for it. I've had a username since Facebook landrushed them, and just the other day I setup an email for it. There's no way to tell if they've set it up. Your best bet is to ask the user for an email address that your app can use.
Just go to your privacy settings and from there act as you are editing you email address then there is a Facebook email button setup there.