Hubspot email is not sent to few domain
SOLVEHi,
We are using Hubspot SMTP to send email but when we use few emails from testing domains like **bleep**, email won't be sent.
Below is the error we get:
The email address is present but still we get this error.
**bleep** creates temporary inboxes for testing. How we can unblock this domain so we can receive the email?
Thanks
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Hubspot email is not sent to few domain
SOLVEHi @DBhavi,
It looks like HubSpot is not accepting this domain at all, so any of the typical delivery troubleshooting steps here won't work. (The typical steps can be found here: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/email/contacts-not-receiving-your-marketing-emails)
If you're using this domain for testing, I'd recommend exploring other testing procedures. For example, if you're using Google Workspace, you can easily create testing addresses by appending a plus sign and any parameter to the username, before the @ sign.
For example, if your email address is, hypothetically, dbhavi@gmail.com, you can create test email address variations like:
dbhavi+hubspotcommunitytest@gmail.com
This will get you unlimited testing email addresses, emails sent to them will still arive in your regular inbox.
You could try and escalate the topic of getting **bleep**.com accepted (by raising a support ticket, submitting a request to the HubSpot Community, rallying your customer success manager) but I think the chances of success are very slim. It's easier picking a different testing method.
Best regards!
| Karsten Köhler |
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Hubspot email is not sent to few domain
SOLVEHi @DBhavi,
It looks like HubSpot is not accepting this domain at all, so any of the typical delivery troubleshooting steps here won't work. (The typical steps can be found here: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/email/contacts-not-receiving-your-marketing-emails)
If you're using this domain for testing, I'd recommend exploring other testing procedures. For example, if you're using Google Workspace, you can easily create testing addresses by appending a plus sign and any parameter to the username, before the @ sign.
For example, if your email address is, hypothetically, dbhavi@gmail.com, you can create test email address variations like:
dbhavi+hubspotcommunitytest@gmail.com
This will get you unlimited testing email addresses, emails sent to them will still arive in your regular inbox.
You could try and escalate the topic of getting **bleep**.com accepted (by raising a support ticket, submitting a request to the HubSpot Community, rallying your customer success manager) but I think the chances of success are very slim. It's easier picking a different testing method.
Best regards!
| Karsten Köhler |
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