Anyone else notice that nowadays, Reply-To 's are often misconfigured?  Seems
that many ISPs are shipping installation software with something like
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or simply <@isp.com> in the Reply-To field of the mailer.  I've
seen this a lot recently.  Sometimes, the From address is actually the correct
one.  I don't know how these people ever get replies from people who don't know
how to chop thru the headers, but they sometimes leave it broken like that for
months!  Lovely, eh?

-todd-

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