Gmail Customer FAQ

If you can't access your Gmail account and don’t have access to your recovery email or phone number, you can still try to recover your account by answering security questions or using the account recovery form. Visit the Gmail account recovery page, enter your email address, and follow the steps to verify your identity by providing as much accurate information as possible.

To retrieve your Google account to reset your password, go to the Google Account recovery page. Enter your email or phone number and follow the on-screen instructions. You may need to verify your identity through a code sent to your recovery email or phone.

If you forgot your password and your recovery email is deactivated, you can try using your phone number for recovery or answer security questions that you set up when creating your account. Additionally, you can visit the Gmail recovery page and follow the instructions provided there.

The recipient should check their spam folder, locate the email, and mark it as "Not spam." This will help prevent future emails from the sender from being directed to the spam folder.

If your outgoing emails are stuck in your outbox and not sending, ensure you have a stable internet connection. Also, check if there's an issue with the settings of your mail server (SMTP). Sometimes, clearing app data or cache, updating the app, or rebooting your device can help resolve the issue. If the problem persists, verify that the recipient's email address is correct and that your email provider is not experiencing server issues.