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The thread discusses the difficulty of confirming whether emails sent via web pages (like customer support forms) have been successfully submitted, as there is often no confirmation or sent folder. The original poster clarifies that they rely on these web forms and have no way of knowing if their message was received unless they get a confirmation email. A respondent suggests that if no error appears after submission, it’s likely sent, and recommends resubmitting if unsure.
The thread discusses the difficulty of confirming whether emails sent via web pages (like customer support forms) have been successfully submitted, as there is often no confirmation or sent folder. The original poster clarifies that they rely on these web forms and have no way of knowing if their message was received unless they get a confirmation email. A respondent suggests that if no error appears after submission, it’s likely sent, and recommends resubmitting if unsure.
Solution
No. My question does not involve Outlook. In most of webpages (mainly for emailing for tech support or other customer support) which I dealt with have SUBMIT button but not SENT box. Unless I receive confirmation email from the webpage owners, I have no idea whether the email was sent or the other party did not receive.
cybercore
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Ok, I see. I too occasionally use those web forms for customer support and feedback. If I get no error pop-up when I click, I take it was sent for sure. Sometimes I get "Thank you for sending your feedback". If you're much in doubt, you can submit it twice.