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Hi Support,
Thanks for reaching out. I know how disruptive it can be when emails stop coming through. Let’s work through this together.
First, check your domain and DNS settings. Make sure your domain is verified in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center and that your MX records point to Microsoft 365 (<domain>.mail.protection.outlook.com). Incorrect DNS records are often the root cause of mail flow issues. You can also use tools like MXToolbox to confirm everything looks good.
Second, confirm that the affected mailbox is active and licensed for Exchange Online. If the license has expired or the mailbox is disabled, incoming mail will be blocked.
Third, run the Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant (SaRA). This tool can automatically diagnose and fix common issues like profile corruption, sync problems, and connectivity errors.
Next, check mail flow using Message Trace in the Exchange Admin Center. This will show if emails are reaching Microsoft 365 or getting quarantined. If you don’t see any trace, the issue might be with DNS or external routing.
Finally, review the mailbox settings. Ensure there are no delivery restrictions, rules, or filters that might be redirecting or deleting messages. Also, check the Junk folder and quarantine for any misplaced emails.
I hope you find this information helpful. Please let me know if you have any further questions If the answer is helpful, please click "Accept Answer".
Regards,
Carlo