I have a case where User JSmith received an email in her inbox that was
addressed in the TO: field to KJones. When I clicked on the TO: field the
smtp address was user's JSmith's ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). I tracked messages
for JSmith and KJones and the log said the message was only for JSmith.
This
ry 23, 2002 12:18 PM
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: Recipient Name in an email different than SMTP Address
I have a case where User JSmith received an email in her inbox that was
addressed in the TO: field to KJones. When I clicked on the TO: field the
smtp address was user's JSmith
bject: RE: Recipient Name in an email different than SMTP Address
Spamsomeone has made a distibution list containing her email
address...they do it this way so you don't see the other recipients in the
list.
thanks,
Fred Valdez
Network Administrator
-Original Message-
esday, January 23, 2002 5:02 PM
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: RE: Recipient Name in an email different than SMTP Address
It also happens when the email was Bcc'ed to someone. The Bcc recipients
email show the To: of the person to whom the email was sent.
/\/iels
-Original Message
Title: RE: Recipient Name in an email different than SMTP Address
Most spammers have a program which reads a list of email addresses. When connecting to an SMTP server the program can specify a Display Name and an email address. For example, if you are using Outlook Express you can specify an
