My emails to sbcglobal.net and att.net are not being delivered

• Having Trouble Sending Emails to Sbcglobal.net or Att.net?**

So, you're having problems getting emails to those **sbcglobal.net** or **att.net** addresses? It's a pretty common problem. Lots of people are saying their emails bounce, end up in spam, or just vanish. Let's look at why this happens and what you can do about it so your emails actually get where they're supposed to go.

• Why Your Emails Might Not Be Getting Through**
• 1. Typo in the Email Address**

This one's simple. Make sure you didn't mess up the email address.

• 2. Their Inbox is Full**

AT&T runs both sbcglobal.net and att.net, and they give inboxes a certain amount of space. If the person’s inbox is packed solid, your emails won't go through.

• 3. AT&T Thinks Your Email is Spam**

AT&T has pretty tight spam filters. If your email looks fishy – weird links, attachments, or spammy words – it could get blocked.

• 4. Your IP Address is Blacklisted**

If your email server's IP address is on a spam blacklist (think of it as a naughty list for email senders), AT&T might block your emails.

• 5. Your DNS Records Aren't Right**

To prove you are who you say you are, your domain needs SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records set up right. If those are missing, your emails might not be delivered.

• 6. AT&T's Servers Are Acting Up**

Sometimes, AT&T's email servers have problems. Check their [service status page) to see if something's going on.

• How to Sort This Mess Out**
• 1. Double-Check the Email Address**

Make sure it's right – like `user@sbcglobal.net`, not `user@sbcglobl.net`.

• 2. Have Them Check Their Spam Folder**

Tell them to look in their spam or junk folder. If your email is there, they can mark it as Not Spam.

• 3. Clean Up Your Email Content**

Don't use:

• Too many links or attachments* Spammy words like free, urgent, or guaranteed* Weird formatting (ALL CAPS,!!!!!!)
• 4. See If You're on a Blacklist**

Use these tools:

• MXToolBox](https://mxtoolbox.com/) (checks for blacklists)* [Mail-Tester](https://www.mail-tester.com/) (gives your email a spam score)
• 5. Get Your Email Authentication Sorted**

Make sure you have these set up:

• SPF (Sender Policy Framework):** Shows which servers can send emails for your domain.* **DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail):** Adds a special signature to your emails to prove they're legit.* **DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication):** Tells email providers what to do if an email fails the authentication checks.
• 6. Contact AT&T If It Still Doesn't Work**

Have the recipient contact AT&T support and ask them to check for:

• Blocked senders* A full mailbox* Problems with their servers
• How to Keep This From Happening Again**
• Use a Good Email Service** (like Gmail, Outlook, or a professional hosting service).
• Warm Up New Email Accounts** (don't start sending loads of emails straight away).
• Keep An Eye on Bounce Rates** (if lots of emails bounce back, it's bad news).
• Get People to Whitelist You** (have them add you to their contacts).
• FAQ: Still Can't Send to Sbcglobal.net or Att.net?**
• Q1. Why do my emails bounce from sbcglobal.net?**

A: Could be a full mailbox, wrong email address, or AT&T thinks you're spam.

• Q2. How do I know if AT&T blocked my email?**

A: The bounce-back message should say blocked or rejected.

• Q3. What can I do to get my emails delivered?**

A: Sort out your SPF/DKIM/DMARC, avoid spammy stuff, and check the blacklists.

• Q4. Are AT&T's spam filters really that strict?**

A: Yep, they're pretty aggressive. Keep your emails looking professional.

• Q5. Can the person receiving the email do anything about this?**

A: Sure, they can:

• Look in their spam/junk folders* Make space in their inbox* Add you to their contacts
• Wrapping Up**

If your emails aren't reaching sbcglobal.net or att.net addresses, it's probably down to spam filters, authentication issues, or full mailboxes. Do the things mentioned like checking addresses, setting up SPF/DKIM, and avoiding spam triggers can help improve things. If it's still a mess, get in touch with AT&T support.

• Got more questions?** Ask away in the comments!

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