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Gmail support for trouble in receiving messages

In the event that you are the administrator of another webmail server and your domain is having trouble sending or receiving messages from Gmail, you can contact to the Gmail support.

They can ask you the following questions once you dial the Gmail support phone number:

·         Which problem are you having?

·         An incoming message hasn't arrived?

There are a number of reasons why messages may not arrive in your inbox. To offer you some assistance with investigating what happened to your message, we'll walk you through a regulated process to eliminate conceivable reasons for your missing messages. The Gmail Support generally can advise the following steps do themselves:

Step 1: Search all messages

1. Sign in to Gmail.

2. Click the down arrow in your search box. A window that permits you to indicate your search criteria will appear.

3. Fill in the search fields with the subtle elements you remember certainly. In case you're not certain about any field, abandon it blank (Gmail won't return your result if an accurate word match isn't discovered or the word is incorrectly spelled).

4. At the highest point of the search window, click on the drop-down menu under "Search" and select Mail and Spam and Trash.

5. Click the Search Mail button.

6. Look for the message in the search results showed.

Step 2: Check All Mail, Spam, and Trash

1. Click on All Mail on the left half of your Gmail page to check whether the message was moved from your Inbox. On the off chance that you don't see All Mail, tap the More link at the base of your names list.

2. If that doesn't work, try looking in your Trash and Spam names, which are additionally on the left half of your Gmail page.

Step 3: Check your forwarding and POP/IMAP settings

Forwarding: In the Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab of your Settings, check if forwarding is empowered.

Provided that this is true, ensure you haven't configured your settings to erase Gmail's copy, or Gmail will move all messages to Trash when they're forwarded to your other record. To keep all messages in your inbox, select keep Gmail's copy in the Inbox from the drop-down menu.

Step 4: Check your filters

Verify whether you have any filters set up. Filters can automatically move incoming mail to other spots in your record. If it's not too much trouble check the Filters tab of your Settings to verify your settings, regardless of the fact that you don't think you've set any up. Ensure you don't have filters that are deleting your mail, or causing messages to skip your inbox.

Step 5: Check your Accounts settings

Open the Accounts tab of your settings. Ensure you haven't miss-configured any Reply-to addresses, and check your "Send letters as" addresses.