Tom,
Monday, July 29, 2002 you wrote:
T> Have you ever seen "BOUNCE" used in legitimate mail?
I haven't kept a running database of them but never expected to have
to prove anything.
But just from today I can list a few:
@bounces.spamcop.net - note that bounce is inside bounces
these are sent for incident reports
@bounce.forbesdigital.com - used by Forbes for subscribers -
the first part is the user id
@bounce.quris.net - I forget what list this is but
one of our clients is subscribed
sparklist - also uses "bounce" but at the front of the address
I forget how it works exactly - maybe
bounce-listname-subscriberid
There are others as well.
Keep in mind we are really low volume so I wouldn't think we'd see as
many as some of the high volume providers.
Of course these things change too. I've been amazed at how often
lists change mailing software.
Terry Fritts
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