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quick update on this seems to be fixed, at around 11 today test messages forced their way through - so I thought, great they've found the problem and resolved!! anyway, get a phonecall at 4pm from them asking what I did to fix the problem, "...ermm..." I said, "...nothing I was in meetings...

I think frog has done this for me already? Thanks for the offer This is a great forum!

have mailed them with this request and further info from their server also Thanks :) Andy PS, no doubt i'll be back for further help :o

no it doesn't - and that was all he gets! :crazy:

yes we are receiving mail as usual from elsewhere

this is what they sent me, Subject: Mail Problems Date: Tue, 16 May 2006 10:21:40 -0500 MIME-Version: 1.0 Received: from mx2.boelter.com ([207.170.16.75]) by bay0-mc3-f10.bay0.hotmail.com with Microsoft SMTPSVC(6.0.3790.1830); Tue, 16 May 2006 08:18:37 -0700 Received: from...

ok - bit more information from the customer (in USA so they are still working) they are getting an undeliverable report back from THEIR server, not ours - nothing at the client server whatsoever, nothing in the queues, nothing in the logs no headers on the undeliverable as it seems it...

Guys/Gals, Hope someone can help here, pulling my hair out. Emails from one of our customers are not being delivered to our server, they have no problems with any other suppliers. We can send emails to them and they recieve, however when they reply nothing comes through, I have gone...

http://redwing.hutman.net/~mreed/warriorshtm/grammarian.htm lmao (not directed at anyone in particular but thought topical!)

are we going to issue warnings for incorrect spelling and mis-use of the Queen's english? or shall we just go straight to the gallows? :rolleyes: ;)

it's a greenhouse

without going completely OT - I think setting some rules would probably be the best way and sticking to your guns. Kids these days think they have a right to what we used to class as luxuries of life - I've always said to ours - when you start paying for the service you can use it how you see...

MSN Messenger communicates with the .NET Messenger service using either port 1863 for direct TCP connections or using HTTP using port 80. Network administrators can disable access to the .NET Messenger Services through their firewall: 1) Block outbound access to TCP port 1863. 2) Block...

Kitchen? What is that then? Oh, sorry - thats the room with the magic beer fridge - I empty it during the week, and one day a week it magically fills itself up again!! I love that room

Crikey has this thread been resurrected? :) Update: We bought one, ran it for 6 months and sold it on :p No problems with it apart from being really sluggish setting off Got an X3 for the missus instead - much better ;)

a Ronnie Barkerism if ever I've seen one - respect!! :D

speak to R2D2 or read here... http://mbclub.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=22688 HTH

drat, I was just emailing said gentleman/woman for their bank details when I saw this double drat

excellent :D oh and it's "Sir Neil" to you...check the username... :bannana:

fanchavtastic wonder if his business card says "would you like fries with that..?"