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What to do if you get a "Requested entity was not found" error after clicking the SendHustle button
Bugs·November 13, 2016·By Ajay Goel·1 min read
Occasionally, after you’ve composed your mail merge campaign in Gmail and hit the SendHustle button, instead of sending, you may receive this error in the yellow status bar up top:
Your mass email has NOT been processed by SendHustle. Error details: Google.Apis.Requests.RequestError Requested entity was not found. [404] Errors [ Message[Requested entity was not found.] Location[ – ] Reason[notFound] Domain[global]
This is a temporary and rare error that sometimes surfaces due to how SendHustle communicates with your Gmail account. Technically it means that SendHustle wasn’t able to retrieve an identifier to your message that is assigned by Gmail.
Your mass email has NOT been processed by SendHustle. Error details: Google.Apis.Requests.
This is a temporary and rare error that sometimes surfaces due to how SendHustle communicates with your Gmail account. Technically it means that SendHustle wasn’t able to retrieve an identifier to your message that is assigned by Gmail.
In almost all cases, this error will disappear and you can send your campaign by re-loading Gmail in your Chrome browser. When you do so, your Compose window should re-appear with your Message just as you left it. You will not lose any of your work. After you re-load, just hit the SendHustle button again and your campaign should send as normal.
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Only SendHustle packs every email app into one tool — and brings it all into Gmail for you. Better emails. Tons of power. Easy to use.
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Download Chrome extension - 30 second install!
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