Note that Cloudflare Email Routing (which you’ve enabled for your domain) merely forwards incoming emails to an existing email account you have elsewhere. It’s not a full-service email, cannot be used to send emails at all, and this is not what will make your existing email work.
If you have email service from Hostgator (or some other provider), you shouldn’t be using Cloudflare’s Email Routing, to begin with – unless you know what you’re doing.
So the big question before we can offer any assistance: do you intend to use Cloudflare’s Email Routing going forward? Or are you simply trying to get your existing (Hostgator?) email service to work?
If you want to continue to use your existing email service, you should completely disable Cloudflare’s email routing, remove all the email-related DNS records automatically added by Cloudflare, and instead add the necessary DNS records for your existing email provider.
Then the real question is, why does Cloudflare offer this service, and after Cloudflare imported my DNS, & MX records I am getting errors: mx.cloudflare.net rejected your message to the following email addresses:
That means Cloudflare is AT FAULT here!!!
So if you can’t suggest a fix for your issues, the next question… how do I get a refund???
That’s why I asked you to confirm which email service you’d like to set up your domain to use: Cloudflare Email Routing --OR-- your Hostgator’s email. I even told you where to start from if your goal is to use Hostgator’s email service.
But I got no answer to this basic question, so there’s nothing more I can add to this conversation.
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