>>I'll likely see traces of "middle_man.com"
>>in the headers when I receive it at "destination_domain.com".
>
>Yes. If I am lucky I will find out their domain. But the problem is
>I have more than 200 subscribers form "aol.com". Shell I remove them
>all just because one of them wants to be removed?
Then tell the user that one of his AOL accounts is forwarding the E-mail to him.
Unless he's stockpiling those AOL frisbees -- er, CDs --, he should know which account
it is. If someone else is doing it, he needs to complain to AOL, not you, since the
problem would be with a user at AOL.
If someone has multiple E-mail addresses, ultimately it is their responsibility to
know what gets forwarded where.
> Is there really no way to exactly find out this address in
> order to remove it from the list?
There are ways you can make educated guesses (or find out for certain), based on the
headers, but there is no standard for forwarding E-mail as far as the previous
recipient address goes.
>HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
See above; contact the user, and tell them that the mail is being forwarded from AOL.
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