Instead of describing what you think is happening, post what's actually happening. You did not describe the situation correctly the first time, so perhaps your second description is still not correct.
OK. You tell me what is happening... This is the message that I received
in my mailbox (set to receive postmaster).
Thanks.
This is a double-bounce. Double bounces are always sent in full, because the body of the double-bounce contains the original bounce.
If the double-bounces are truncated that leaves no way to determine the original reason for the bounce.
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Sam
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