Can a gmail account send email to yahoo mail

Yes, a Gmail account can send email to a Yahoo Mail account. In fact, Gmail can send email to any email address that is valid and exists on the internet.

Here's how it works:

1. When you compose an email in Gmail, you enter the recipient's email address in the "To" field.
2. Gmail checks the recipient's email address to see if it's valid and if the domain (in this case, Yahoo) is a valid domain.
3. If the domain is valid, Gmail sends the email to Yahoo's mail servers using a process called Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP).
4. Yahoo's mail servers receive the email and store it in the recipient's inbox.

However, there are a few things to keep in mind:

• If the recipient's Yahoo Mail account is not set up to receive emails from outside domains (such as Gmail), the email may be blocked or marked as spam.
• Some Yahoo Mail accounts may have specific settings or filters that prevent emails from certain domains (like Gmail) from being delivered.
• If the recipient's Yahoo Mail account is not active or has been deleted, the email will bounce back to the sender.

To ensure that your Gmail email is delivered to a Yahoo Mail account, make sure that:

• The recipient's email address is correct and valid.
• The recipient's Yahoo Mail account is set up to receive emails from outside domains.
• The email is not too large or contains any attachments that may be blocked by Yahoo's mail servers.

If you're having trouble sending emails from Gmail to a Yahoo Mail account, you can try checking the recipient's email settings or contacting Yahoo's customer support for assistance.