If one day you find out that your mail domain, created using Windows or GoDaddy in Google, is blocked, do not rush to contact technical support, but try to figure it out yourself.
Instructions
Step 1
If the mail domain was registered in Windows, then contact the POP3 service first. Open it. In the console tree displaying the list of domains, click on the Computer_Name node. Right-click the domain name you want to unblock and select the appropriate command.
Step 2
If for some reason there is no access to POP3, then unblock the domain from the command line. Click on "Start" and enter cmd in the "Start Search" field (for OS Windows Vista and higher). For Windows XP, select Run first and then enter the same value. Enter winpop unlock domain name to unlock. This command will allow you to re-access the mail service.
Step 3
If you registered your domain with GoDaddy, sign in to your Google Apps dashboard at https://www.google.com/a/vash_domen.ru. Replace vash_domen with the name of your domain that you want to unblock. Go to Options and then click on Domain Names. Click on "Advanced DNS Settings". Go from Google to the GoDaddy login page.
Step 4
Select "Domain Control Center" and log in to this system. Find your domain name and check the box next to it. Select "Unlock". Click OK. Check if the domain is unblocked. If it doesn't, please contact Google Support.
Step 5
If your domain or subdomain is registered with one of the hosting companies, then the reason for blocking it may be late payment for hosting. Pay off the debt and restore the domain to work. If you violated the hosting rules and were blocked for spam, porn, obscene texts, etc., the technical support service will not help you, even if you pay on time.
