email confirmations?

Question

is there a way to send an e-mail and get a confirmation saying your e-mail has been received or open from yahoo or hotmail??

Answer 1

The SNMP mail protocol has a flag requesting a receipt. Any good email client like Thunderbird gives you the option to set this flag. In Thunderbird, it's options -- request receipt. If the recipient receives the email and opens it with a properly designed client, it will either automatically send back an acknowledgement, or it will prompt the user with the option of sending the acknowledgement. If the user says no, you will not get an acknowledgement. If the acknowledgement, which is itself an email, never reaches you, you also won't get it. The user can say yes, and you get the acknowledgement, but the user never bothers to read your email. This tool can still be useful if properly used by cooperating parties.

Answer 2

I do a lot of shipping with USPS. you may be the single sending the man the e-mail by USPS once you deliver the article if making use of the positioning to do your shipping. if you're making use of the USPS shipping website, then the different individual may be receiving this options, no longer any incorrect way round, once you fill in the different individual's e mail address. USPS then sends the receiver an e mail with the shipping options and the monitoring huge form. you also would not be shipping the article until eventually you obtain the money order. This all sounds fishy to me as why may you deliver some thing you've not received fee for yet. do no longer deliver the article until eventually you've the money order and performance cashed it.

Answer 3

not with yahoo or hotmail. Outlook works really good because you just send a read reciept

Answer 4

I think the recipient is prompted to send return receipt upon opening the email requesting the receipt. if they don't want to send it you will never get it.

Answer 5

yea but some 1 esle will know exactly how my computer already does that though