> Maybe better here:

> Is there any chance users can ever get via the error code more closer
> to the problem?

> The help centers tend to be so basic that this is a recurring problem.

> There is a message that has a clear meaning to the technician, but the
> user is not supposed to know? These are usually time consuming
> matters. Are the code numbers really used at random when the problem
> occurs, thus they don't give any hint concerning the location of the
> problem. Or could the system behind the codes at least be made public.

> Something like: Error 1-100 software connectivity ...

> I am getting the same error whenever I try to send e-mail.  Did you
> ever find the cause of the problem?  Was it ever resolved.

> -- [email address]

> On Jul 23, 4:20 am, LeaNder wrote:

> > Maybe better here:

> > Is there any chance users can ever get via the error code more closer
> > to the problem?

> > The help centers tend to be so basic that this is a recurring problem.

> > There is a message that has a clear meaning to the technician, but the
> > user is not supposed to know? These are usually time consuming
> > matters. Are the code numbers really used at random when the problem
> > occurs, thus they don't give any hint concerning the location of the
> > problem. Or could the system behind the codes at least be made public.

> > Something like: Error 1-100 software connectivity ...- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> The same thing is happening to me.   It just started last night.   I
> kept trying to send the email and getting the (#103) error.  Later I
> looked in my Sent folder and there were like 6 copies of it, so I'm
> assuming, but it hasn't been confirmed, that the addressee received
> the email numerous times.   So, if you think your email isn't being
> sent, check to be sure.

> On Aug 8, 7:20 pm, Tobe wrote:

> > I am getting the same error whenever I try to send e-mail.  Did you
> > ever find the cause of the problem?  Was it ever resolved.

> > -- [email address]

> > On Jul 23, 4:20 am, LeaNder wrote:

> > > Maybe better here:

> > > Is there any chance users can ever get via the error code more closer
> > > to the problem?

> > > The help centers tend to be so basic that this is a recurring problem.

> > > There is a message that has a clear meaning to the technician, but the
> > > user is not supposed to know? These are usually time consuming
> > > matters. Are the code numbers really used at random when the problem
> > > occurs, thus they don't give any hint concerning the location of the
> > > problem. Or could the system behind the codes at least be made public.

> > > Something like: Error 1-100 software connectivity ...- Hide quoted text -

> > - Show quoted text -