I've been waiting for email all day, refreshing page pretty much every 30 minutes but nothing arrived.
Then later in the evening - I received all emails I was expecting but they were backdated to the time when I was refreshing pages.
How the hell is this possible? (I was refreshing pages on PC and Phone as well) but nothing arrived, yet when I got home - after 6 PM those emails arrived saying: "6 Hours Ago", right when I was expecting them.
Does gmail have some sort of delay or something?
Is there any way I can download emails and inspect headers or something?
I know that: Person who was sending email was out all day in the move and used laptop with phone internet, but surely even then - if they sent email at 1 PM, then didn't have network, it would sync up after they connect and send it off and gmail would adjust time no?
https://i.imgur.com/p4FVoIa.png
"16 July 2018 at 09:44 (Delivered after 30397 seconds)"
So that means I am not going crazy I guess, i was indeed delayed by 8 hours.
I have the same problem on my work email its driving me crazy ,every message I get is delayed by a minimum of 40 minutes and its horrible for productivity , something about how the guy that worked here previously made same stupid shit with the outgoing servers , when they linked our domain email to gmail.
Just wondering, what was the provider of the person who sent you the email OP? Was it one of microsoft's mail services (Outlook, Live, Hotmail, 365)?
Not sure, it comes from their own domain/server.
Same thing happened today - Got it at 5 PM saying sent (6 hours ago)
are these from the same server? Or all your incoming are being delayed?
Kind of sounds like fucked up graylisting somewhere.
But that should only happen on the first message as far as I know.
Only messages from that specific domain/company.
But after 5 PM - She sends them and I get them right away, it's as if their email server syncs up or some weird shit at that time.
It strikes me if it's the time she comes home and the wifi kicks in
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