A fairly common spam filter assumes that one doesn't send oneself mail. In other words, if the "from" address is the same as the recipient's address, the mail gets blocked. And, guess what, that's exactly how one's own posts arrive.
At 2006-01-26 12:30, you wrote:
True. However, like me, it appears that something ON OUR SIDE is blocking the responses, but ONLY if they were sent by us. Likely MS Exchange. Or maybe Mail Marshall. Likely due to the silly think thinking that the email coming to us is being sent by us and so determining that it is unnecessary to deliver it (Eg. a telephone cannot call its own number) -- John McKown Senior Systems Programmer UICI Insurance Center Information Technology
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