MSN sent an official email saying that there was a major reform, what was that, 5

Dear Windows Live Event customers, on September 3, 2009 we will begin the retirement event for Windows Live service.

As of now, you will no longer be able to create new events using Windows Live events. Existing, you have created an active campaign that will last until April 2010. If you need to save your event**, video or other important information, please send you in April 2010.

Instead of one event, it's easier for us to manage and share your appointments, events, to-dos from one place: Windows Live calendar lists, reminders all individually.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. For information about Windows Live events and to take steps to interrupt your event information, see Event Service Update on Windows Live Line.

Translate it with a translator.,There should be a little bit of a word barrier.,But it's still a little understandable when you connect it.,I hope it can help you).

Addendum: I don't really know much about MSN's business.

It should be Windows Live service

To know the problem first, you can log in to the mailbox from the network to change the grip page to try to see if you can send and receive normally.

If you can, then there's something wrong with your Windows Live Mail, or something wrong with the settings.

Send yourself a try with MSN and it should be a success

Translated to meaning: Delivery Status Notification (Failed). This is an automatically generated occurrence status notification that was sent to the following recipients without success.

It means that LZ did not send it successfully, and the error report returned by the system is generally that there may be a problem with the other party's mailbox, or it may be a mistake, you can ask the other party to ask for a new mailbox.

Delivery Status Notification (Failed) title.

Sender. This is an auto-generated delivery status notification. Delivery to the following recipients failed. Content.

If the sending fails, it must be retransmitted.

It's just to tell you that the sending failed.

Try sending another one.

If it doesn't work, find a different email address.

The easiest way to test this is to send yourself an email, and if you can receive it, it means that your free email is in good working order. In addition, you should also check whether it is caused by your spam filtering settings, please log in to the settings area in your mailbox to adjust. In addition, you can ask the other party to test whether sending emails to other ** mailboxes is normal, if not, it is a problem with the other party's email server.

Under Change your first and last name in your profile. Change it to *** and try it.

Of course, you are going to be blocked when you use the free mailbox you applied for to send advertising emails, and it is likely that you have been blacklisted when you are blocked for the first time, as for how you know you, it is unknown, MSN's background Microsoft has so much money, the United States is so developed in technology, who knows what technology to use, if you are sending advertising emails, it is best to set up your own mailbox, if you can't use a paid mailbox, but don't go too far, too much will capsize sooner or later, Because in the current environment where everyone hates spam, reposting ads ......Hum.

Don't use the email address you contact with the customer to advertise, use another email address for advertising, so that the loss is not very big in case of being blocked.