The %"%#@ bounced message
Edgar Valencia
edgar at cifn.unam.mx
Wed Jun 12 19:51:24 EST 1996
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Hi Guys:
Well, i think im in the club of the bounced mails guys iand i dont want to
I received this, and i have no the address of David K. to ask for help
Could anybody tell me whats going on now?
Thanks
Edgar
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====> READ ME READ ME READ ME READ ME READ ME READ ME <====
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Hi Martin:
The problem i have now is Im receiving copies (2 to 3) of some messages
had been sent to this list and i dont know why. And before i had a
problem with some of my own posts. They appeared in the list, but i also
got a copy saying my message was rejected. Fortunately, i think that
problem is past history, but now i have the other...
a weel, i hope David K could hepl us
Edgar
On 12 Jun 1996, martin LEACH wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm starting to get bounced emails coming to me a day or so after I post
> on this board.....is anyone else??
>
> Martin
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