Re: You do not have permission to send to the recipient


Hey Rich,

Sorry for the late reply. The messages were coming from external
recipient addresses, from multiple domains, which led me to believe it
was a problem on my end.

Well, it turned out to be a problem on my end; the user, after YEARS of
doing this correctly, somehow started trying to send as a DL with the
same name!!! I figured this out after watching her reproduce the
issue. GAWD!!!

So, mystery solved.

Also, lesson learned again: when tshooting an issue, always start by
observing the user/action, if possible.

Thanks for your reply and your time! It's much appreciated!

sax

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