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I am a judgment referral expert who writes a lot. It's now 2013. I think oh my goodness as even today, there are people sending e-mail messages to various topic-based (large) email list-message groups, with subjects such as "this is a test", "test of my email", or "test, please ignore". It is almost as if certain people do not understand that they can test their e-mail without bothering many other people. It is easy to understand the circumstance of somebody would choose to verify their e-mail. One circumstance could be after you buy a new computer or device, and are setting it up for the first time; it's nice to verify everything is working. Or, maybe something has changed, and you what to verify that your e-mail still works. The best method of testing your email is to e-mail yourself. If this doesn't seem to work within five minutes, then try e-mailing yourself from another email address you may have; or set up a free email account somewhere, and send yourself an e-mail. Or, if you know a friend who checks their email often, e-mail them to ask them to quickly e-mail you back. You might also ask your ISP to help you test your e-mail address. Email delivery isn't as reliable or quick as it was in the past. For a few years now, as per laws, many dedicated storage devices were put in place to intercept and store all communications going through ISPs. That tends to prevent the quick bounce-back message or deliveries of email. Also, due to the spammer problem, many non-spam e-mails get trapped in junk or spam folders, or get bounced back. An e-mail sent to yourself might arrive within five seconds, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, or never. Often, the smartest action is to leave the computer/device, and come back in a little while, after doing something useful like making a sandwich or going to the restroom. Sometimes eventually, you will get either your email back, or an warning message (this can happen much later) stating your message cannot be delivered, which means something is not adjusted right, or isn't functioning. The status of your e-mail circumstance is your problem. It might be an issue with your internet provider or your computer/device. The smart way to test your email is to e-mail yourself, a friend, or your internet provider. The wrong way to test your email is to send an e-mail to some email list-serve group, and send a test email to who knows how many recipients. Most likely, you won't get any e-mail response back, and many of the recipients will get mildly upset. Another email test circumstance comes up when you are getting or sending attachments. Because there are lots of evil-doers and hackers send bad attachments which can hurt Windows computers, that often even regular "clean" PDFs are blocked from getting received. When you must send important email attachments, testing is smart, however it's smartest to send a test email to as few folks possible. Mark D. Shapiro of: http://www.JudgmentBuy.com - The fastest and easiest free way to find the right professional to recover or buy your judgment.
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