"Dick G" wrote in message
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"Charles" wrote in message
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In article , Dick G
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Yes, Ray, but Eve, the original poster appears to have posted from an
ISP
in
Poland, which would change all of the rules.

That is the e-mail address they show in their "From header" but it was
posted from Verizon Net. Just like your "From header" reads @nosuch.com
and you posted from Comcast you can't go by the From header. By the way
there is a nosuch.com domain so I hope you actually own that e-mail
address there. If not, and I doubt it, you should not use that address.
If you want to use a fake domain to munge your e-mail address use
@.invalid or @.example or @.localhost or @.test because no DNS activity
will take place and you won't accidently use someone elses e-mail
address and you won't also waste bandwith with DNS activity.

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Charles

Sorry, Charles, I saw the ".pl" in the OP's return address and never
looked
beyond that.

BTW, I wasn't trying to hide my identity, just trying to stem the flow of
SPAM into my gmail account.
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DG in Cherry Hill, NJ

Gee dickie. I have that bad habit of not fully reading an item on occassion,
so its nice to see, someone else also screws up once in awhile.
Oh...BTW...pass along the info that IMHO maps from yahoo suck. I just got
back from a trip looking at some houses for sale in another state and 3 of
my maps from yahoo had mistakes, which caused me to waste a lot of time
locating property.

JP