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Originally Posted by bearone2
who you kidding about "read reciept", you can click "no"
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Wow, offense intended here, even though this is completely OFF-TOPIC. Here's the part that you obviously failed to understand:
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If you never get a read receipt, either the email didn't make it or...MORE LIKELY, the person just simply doesn't want to reply to you.
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- I tried to make the part you failed to read as eye-catching as possible this time. If they read your email and you don't get a read receipt, that would mean either:
1. They use a sub-par mail client that doesn't support it.
OR, here's the catch...
2. They CLICKED "NO" WHEN ASKED TO SEND A READ RECEIPT.
I'm not kidding anyone. If the person clicks "No" (which, technically speaking here, can be turned on/off on nearly every enterprise-class mail server, but they usually leave it up to the end-user), that normally means they don't wish to acknowledge receipt of the emails. So, I just said the same thing I originally posted, but you chose to use selective reading. Stop bashing people, you only proved my original point. I'm tired of stupid posts bashing people for no reason from people that can't read. I don't know you personally, and I will leave it at that.