Email Delivery

Email delivery is the process of sending an electronic message from one person to another. When you click "send," your email is broken into data packets and transmitted through servers on the internet. These servers verify the recipient's address and route the message toward their email server. Upon arrival, the recipient's server checks for spam or errors before delivering the email to their inbox. The entire process usually happens within seconds, ensuring your message reaches the recipient reliably. Factors like server issues, incorrect addresses, or spam filters can sometimes delay or prevent delivery.