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iCloud.com rejected e-mail

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danjegan
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Several months ago I forwarded an e-mail using Thunderbird to a no-existent icloud address ( the address contained 2 incorrect letters - typos- ) and now I receive on a daily basis perhaps 50 "MESSAGE DELIVERY FAILED" Reason: icloud.com has rejected your message. Message ID: EMAjpE5Gwu62FEMAjpk7K0.. I spoke with iCloud support and was told to contact my ISP Support or Thunderbird Support in an effort to eliminate the redundant and continuing rejected delivery. I called my ISP Support and explained the situation then put on hold and never received a response. Perhaps Thunderbird Support has an answer . Please see screenshot of reoccurring message. Many Thanks for any assistance.

Several months ago I forwarded an e-mail using Thunderbird to a no-existent icloud address ( the address contained 2 incorrect letters - typos- ) and now I receive on a daily basis perhaps 50 "MESSAGE DELIVERY FAILED" Reason: icloud.com has rejected your message. Message ID: EMAjpE5Gwu62FEMAjpk7K0.. I spoke with iCloud support and was told to contact my ISP Support or Thunderbird Support in an effort to eliminate the redundant and continuing rejected delivery. I called my ISP Support and explained the situation then put on hold and never received a response. Perhaps Thunderbird Support has an answer . Please see screenshot of reoccurring message. Many Thanks for any assistance.
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david
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Please remember that Thunderbird is at the end of the line. The message has already been accepted at the server. Thunderbird has already told you it's junk. Your best bet to eliminate the messages is to set a filter from your online account, so that it will be deleted when it reaches the server and then Thunderbird will never see it.