An email that didn't send/only sent to few on the group list

JulieC1365
Participant

I sent an email to our entire organization on March 16th at 3:30pm.  The stats suggest that it was successfully sent to the entire list.  Only a few people received it. The only reason we know is that a married couple reported spouse had received the email while the other had not. There was a 2nd email sent at 4pm that everyone seems to have received.   I did a random poll of people on our list and some reported having received both while many reported having received only the 2nd one.   I don't think this has ever happened before and I hope you can look into it to make sure it never happens again.  It was quite a crucial communication.  I ended up resending the first to the original list at 6pm -- I believe more received that.  Please let me know what you discover and let me know if you need additional information --- Julie Campbell     

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Caitlin_M
Administrator

Hi @JulieC1365. Looking at the email sent on the 16th, there is a very high open rate and few bounces, which means the emails were sent successfully and opened by most of your list. If there are a few people who didn't receive it, it could be a case of their security system moving the email into a different inbox or blocking it. I recommend contacting our Delivery team with examples of contacts that did not receive the email so we can further investigate.

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Caitlin M.
Community Manager
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