There are many reasons why your team members may not receive your mail.
1. They may have given you an invalid email address
2. They may have given you a valid email address to an unused account or one specifically to receive mail that they do not intend on reading.
3. They may receive too many emails that they do not read or delete all of them before they get lost on older pages.
4. They may not bother to translate your letters into their languages.
5. They may not value your mail and just not read it.
6. They may not have a computer and find that lengthy letter on a smart phone are way too hard to read.
7. They may have blocked your email from the SFI system.
8. We hope not, but they may be invalid sign ups.
So did they receive it or not? I have found that asking for any kind of reply is not effective. Most never ever communicate with their sponsor. I believe that more PSAs and CSAs are guilty of that than the sponsors not communicating.
If your affiliates do not respond to your mailers and you don't get a notice that it can not be delivered, then you should assume that your team received the mail unless they chose not to receive it individually. That is of course if you truly posted it and it was not rejected by the team at SFI.
I have heard of a service that will tell you if your mail has been opened. I don't remember what it is called, but it shouldn't be hard to find.
But I ask you, why would you want to go to that effort and expense when they have made no effort to contact you, nor probably do any work on their To Do List? Yes, if they are not logging in and doing some work they won't be reading the IM nor looking at any of the other methods of messaging that SFI and TC have provided. But many of these messages also send out mails to their email addresses. If it goes through SFI, it will be labeled as from them, if you send it out personally, it will be labeled as from you. What more do we really have to do?
Move on to someone who is responsive.
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There are many reasons why your team members may not receive your mail.
1. They may have given you an invalid email address
2. They may have given you a valid email address to an unused account or one specifically to receive mail that they do not intend on reading.
3. They may receive too many emails that they do not read or delete all of them before they get lost on older pages.
4. They may not bother to translate your letters into their languages.
5. They may
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