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       Mail Delivery Errors Begin Plaguing iCloud Users
       By: Apple Team Date: April 2, 2013, 10:53 am
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       Mail Delivery Errors Begin Plaguing iCloud Users
       When I woke up this morning, I had a handful of emails waiting
       for me in my iCloud inbox, and alongside those was a series of
       delivery error notifications. There was one for every new email
       Ihad, and among all the mumbo-jumbo, they all said the same
       thing: “recipient is not a valid address.”
       It’s the error you usually receive when you try to send an email
       to an address that doesn’t exist, and I know I’m not the only
       one who’s receiving them; over the course of the morning we’ve
       had a number of emails from readers who are seeing the same
       thing, and there are plenty of forum posts detailing the issue
       all over the web.
       So what’s going on with the iCloud mail service?
       Well, according to Apple, there’s nothing wrong. I’ve been
       keeping an eye on its service status pageall morning, and
       everything is “normal.” There appear to be no known issues
       concerning any of the iCloud services— as you can see from
       thescreenshot below.
       But clearly that’s not the case. I, and many other iCloud users,
       are receiving errors for every email they receive.One forum
       thread on the Apple Support Communities pages now has over 50
       replies from iCloud users seeing the same issue, and it’s been
       viewed nearly 800 times.
       The reason for the error,according to the email, is “error in
       sieve filter.” It’sunclear what that means — at least to me —
       but as far as we can tell, iCloud emails are still being sentand
       received as normal. There’s not too much to worry about at the
       moment, then, if you can cope with these annoying errors for
       every email you receive.
       Some of the users on the Apple forum say that they’ve contacted
       the Cupertino company and that they’ve been assured it’s looking
       into it— despite no acknowledgment of it on its service status
       page.
       I just called Apple support to let them know that many people
       were experiencing the same issue and they told me they would
       inform their main tech department. Atleast now they’re working
       on the problem.
       All we can do for now is wait for Apple to fix the problem, but
       at least you can take comfort in the fact you’re not the only
       one seeing the issue.
       We’re hoping for an update from Apple soon, and as soon as we
       hear anything, we’ll let you know.
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