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Getting Started
01 - Incorporating Your Business / Setting Up A LLC
02 - Connecting to Stripe
03 - Adding Liability Waiver
04b - Adding Slideshow Images
05 - Adding Staff Bios
06 - Adding FAQS
07 - Adding a Location
08 - Your First Event
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Resources
Troubleshooting Password Emails
Disputes (Chargebacks)
Refunding Orders
Uploading Image Files
Do my users receive confirmation emails? What is in them?
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- Troubleshooting Password Emails
Troubleshooting Password Emails
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by Firewood Camps Support
Password reset emails are sending successfully and are fully verified on Firewood’s side through our email provider.
Over the past year Firewood has had 87% email open rate, a 0.2% bounce rate, and consistent daily engagement. These metrics strongly indicate that Firewood emails are being delivered reliably across inboxes and platforms.
When password reset emails don’t arrive for a specific user, the most common causes are email client filtering or institutional firewalls. In rare instances there can be a delivery failure so we will investigate any instances you surface for us.
Common reasons this happens:
- Email clients such as Outlook, Thunderbird, and Apple Mail may automatically filter or quarantine automated system emails.
- Universities, large corporations and organizations often use centralized IT filtering that blocks or delays new senders by default.
- In these cases, emails may be filtered before they ever appear in an inbox or spam folder.
What we’re doing to help:
- Firewood is creating step-by-step email inbox whitelisting guides so users can easily allow Firewood emails in their email client.
- If the issue is organization-wide, we can provide an IT-friendly approval and whitelisting template to streamline review by institutional IT teams.
Once Firewood emails are approved or whitelisted, password reset and system emails should deliver reliably going forward.