David Newman wrote:
Given the above, is "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" the subscriber that's complaining? Or is it just a coincidence that that AOL user got listed first?
Since you're now sending just one message for each recipient, you will get unique queue ids assigned by your MTA for each and every message, and most MTAs will record those in the "Received:" headers. You seem to have found what looks like a unique queue id from postfix, and that should lead you to one and only one message.
You might also get unique message-ids if you're doing Full Personalization, but that shouldn't be necessary in this case.
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