How to know mail is sent

Here are some ways to know if an email has been sent successfully:

1. Check the "Sent" folder: Most email clients, such as Gmail, Outlook, or Yahoo, have a "Sent" folder where you can check if an email has been sent. You can access this folder by logging into your email account and clicking on the "Sent" tab.
2. Check the email client's status bar: Many email clients display a status bar or a notification when an email is sent. For example, Gmail's status bar will show "Sent" or "Delivered" after an email is sent.
3. Look for a confirmation message: Some email clients, like Outlook, will send a confirmation message to your inbox after an email is sent.
4. Check the email's "Delivery Status": Some email providers, like Gmail, offer a "Delivery Status" feature that shows the status of an email, including whether it was delivered, bounced, or failed to send.
5. Use a third-party email tracking tool: There are many third-party email tracking tools available that can help you track the status of your emails. These tools can provide real-time updates on whether an email has been opened, clicked, or delivered.
6. Check the recipient's email: If you're sending an email to someone, you can try checking their email to see if they've received it. If they haven't received it, it may indicate that the email was not sent successfully.

Some common email sending statuses include:

• "Sent" or "Delivered": The email has been sent and delivered to the recipient's inbox.
• "Bounced" or "Failed to Send": The email was not delivered to the recipient's inbox due to a technical issue or invalid email address.
• "Undeliverable": The email was not delivered to the recipient's inbox due to a temporary issue, such as a full inbox or a blocked sender.
• "Pending" or "Queued": The email is waiting to be sent or is in a queue to be delivered.

Remember that email sending status can vary depending on the email client, provider, and recipient's email settings.