John K
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Not sure if this is the right forum for this, but I wonder if anyone can help.
I registered a domain with 123-reg a couple of months ago and went for a simple email forwarding service. I have noticed that some - not all - of the emails people send me take a long time to arrive and the problem seems to be between the OPs isp and 123-reg. It came to a head this evening when two emails sent on Sunday afternoon from a friend's freeserve account finally arrived over 48 hours later. As they were work related it was quite serious. Looking at the headers the messages were lost for all that time between freeserve/wanadoo and 123.
So, the question. Is the problem likely to be down to 123, and therefore should I seek to move my domain to another host, or is it more likely to be other people's isps and therefore out of my control?
Thanks for any advice.
I registered a domain with 123-reg a couple of months ago and went for a simple email forwarding service. I have noticed that some - not all - of the emails people send me take a long time to arrive and the problem seems to be between the OPs isp and 123-reg. It came to a head this evening when two emails sent on Sunday afternoon from a friend's freeserve account finally arrived over 48 hours later. As they were work related it was quite serious. Looking at the headers the messages were lost for all that time between freeserve/wanadoo and 123.
So, the question. Is the problem likely to be down to 123, and therefore should I seek to move my domain to another host, or is it more likely to be other people's isps and therefore out of my control?
Thanks for any advice.























