It won't come back if miss addressed and the address is some-ones actual address
That's not necessarily true.
Many domains, including mine, direct all misaddressed mail to a 'catch-all' account. The message won't bounce, even though the user to which it was sent doesn't exist.
If it doesn't return then someone got it. It's their privilege and choice to open it or toss it unread, and that's what's great about email.
But you're correct about that. Now, whether I ever look at the misaddressed mail, that's my problem. :)
Ed.
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