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Greetings!
The title pretty much sums up my frustration, and frankly, it’s a massive headache. Even though the interface tells me everything is fine and displays "message sent" after I hit send, the reality is a complete disaster. My "Sent" folder remains empty, and more importantly, the people I’m trying to reach aren't receiving anything at all. It’s like my emails are just vanishing into thin air.
I haven't touched a single setting; I haven't changed a thing. I have been using gmail for at least 15 years—if not longer—and I have never encountered such an absurd issue in all that time. I’m running Windows 10, and there haven't been any changes there either. The last successful email I managed to send was on September 27th, and since then, nothing. It’s not just the desktop, either; I can't get anything out via my phone.
I've spent hours digging through help forums and support documentation, but absolutely nothing I find provides a solution to this mess.
Has anyone else here dealt with this kind of technical failure, or does anyone have a clue what might be causing this breakdown?
The title pretty much sums up my frustration, and frankly, it’s a massive headache. Even though the interface tells me everything is fine and displays "message sent" after I hit send, the reality is a complete disaster. My "Sent" folder remains empty, and more importantly, the people I’m trying to reach aren't receiving anything at all. It’s like my emails are just vanishing into thin air.
I haven't touched a single setting; I haven't changed a thing. I have been using gmail for at least 15 years—if not longer—and I have never encountered such an absurd issue in all that time. I’m running Windows 10, and there haven't been any changes there either. The last successful email I managed to send was on September 27th, and since then, nothing. It’s not just the desktop, either; I can't get anything out via my phone.
I've spent hours digging through help forums and support documentation, but absolutely nothing I find provides a solution to this mess.
Has anyone else here dealt with this kind of technical failure, or does anyone have a clue what might be causing this breakdown?