Que signifie undelivered mail returned to sender
"Undelivered mail returned to sender" is a phrase that refers to a situation where a piece of mail, such as a letter or package, is sent to an incorrect or non-existent address, and as a result, it is returned to the sender by the postal service.
This can happen for a variety of reasons, including:
- Incorrect or incomplete address: If the address on the mail is incorrect or incomplete, it may not be deliverable, and the postal service will return it to the sender.
- Non-existent address: If the address does not exist or is no longer valid, the mail will be returned to the sender.
- Refusal to accept: If the recipient refuses to accept the mail, it will be returned to the sender.
- Undeliverable as addressed: If the mail is unable to be delivered due to an error in the address, it will be returned to the sender.
When mail is returned to the sender, it is usually marked with a notation indicating the reason for the return, such as "Undeliverable as addressed" or "Refused by addressee". The sender may then need to correct the address and resend the mail, or take other steps to resolve the issue.
In the context of email, "undelivered mail returned to sender" can also refer to an email that was not delivered to the intended recipient's inbox, and was instead returned to the sender's email account. This can happen due to a variety of reasons, including:
- Invalid email address: If the email address is invalid or does not exist, the email will be returned to the sender.
- Email server issues: If there are issues with the email server or network, the email may not be delivered and will be returned to the sender.
- Spam filters: If the email is flagged as spam by the recipient's email provider, it may be returned to the sender.
In both cases, "undelivered mail returned to sender" is a common phrase used to describe the situation where mail or email is unable to be delivered to its intended recipient and is instead returned to the sender.