Just sent an e-mail ending in @comcast.net, and it was answered by a stranger with the same prefix info, but ending in @mac.com. I went to my sent file to be sure, and it really did head out with the first prefix. How could that happen?
E-Mail Switched Suffix
- Thread starter Shayla
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The original user of the address gave it up, and the new owner has it forwarded to his address @mac.com
(just one possibility I can think of)
(just one possibility I can think of)
The other possibility is that the user just had the email forwarded from one address to another.
I do that with several emails. Some of my emails from thePaperFramer get bounced by some of the generic email providers so I have email addresses at yahoo, aol and others so I can send emails to those providers. When I get email at those addresses, they are automatically forwarded to thePaperFramer.
I do that with several emails. Some of my emails from thePaperFramer get bounced by some of the generic email providers so I have email addresses at yahoo, aol and others so I can send emails to those providers. When I get email at those addresses, they are automatically forwarded to thePaperFramer.
Except she said it was a "stranger" who replied. I assume that means that the responder had no idea what the original email was about, and was not the intended recipient.