Your email could not be delivered !!

[Guest guest]

Dr Siff,

Whenever I send a message to the supertraining group I receive this in

return. Just though you would like ot know.

Chris

>From: mailmarshal@...

>To: chrisx@...

>Date: Sun, 19 Jan 2003

>Subject: Your email could not be delivered

>

>Your email Re: Ecstacy could not be delivered. The

>domain " cybercorp.com " is no longer a valid email domain.

[Please just ignore this nonsense. If you want to check to see if your

messages have been published, simply go to our Messages archive on our

home page. Millions of people are receiving that same idiotic message

from some puerile hacker with nothing to do of any use to humankind.

I just wish that the Internet Service Providers would sort out this

problem for the rest of us. Mel Siff]

* Don't forget to sign all letters with full name and city of residence

if you wish them to be published!

[Guest guest]

Interestingly, these " could not be delivered " Emails are sent at the

very moment that Dr. Siff publishes one of our letters, actually

serving to notify us and let us know that the letter is on the

SuperTraining list.

[i do not send any individual letters letting you know that your

letters have been published and I certainly do not receive any

such letters when I post to the list. This is something that I am

hearing for the first time. Does anyone know what on earth is

going on? Mel Siff]

I find this very useful, since I have the option of not receiving

Emails and instead check the archives whenever my free time allows,

or, when I receive one of these Emails after having earlier

submitted a riposte :-)

For these Emails to coincide with the exact time of the addition of

our letters to the archive suggests that it is doubtful that a

hacker is the culprit, and it is more likely to be an unintentional

side-effect or some sort of ISP glitch. Of course, I realize that

these may be vexatious to those with the Emails option, so I hope

that the issue is eventually resolved.

[Possibly this has to do with Yahoo, because all the letters sent to

the Supertraining list come solely via Yahoo. However, I receive similar

announcements from other lists, so that it is not only Yahoo that

is suffering from this disease. Mel Siff]

Eugene Sanik

Brooklyn, NY

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> Dr Siff,

>

> Whenever I send a message to the supertraining group I receive this in

> return. Just though you would like ot know.

>

> Chris

>

> >Your email Re: Ecstacy could not be delivered. The

> >domain " cybercorp.com " is no longer a valid email domain.

[Please just ignore this nonsense. If you want to check to see if your

> messages have been published, simply go to our Messages archive on our

> home page. Millions of people are receiving that same idiotic message

> from some puerile hacker with nothing to do of any use to humankind.

> I just wish that the Internet Service Providers would sort out this

> problem for the rest of us. Mel Siff]

[Guest guest]

It has to be a Yahoo thing, because every time I send a letter to

Supertraining I get the same thing.

Heath Church

Lincoln Ne

[Guest guest]

Eugene Sanik wrote:

> Interestingly, these " could not be delivered " Emails are sent at the

> very moment that Dr. Siff publishes one of our letters, actually

> serving to notify us and let us know that the letter is on the

> SuperTraining list.

Mel Siff:

> [i do not send any individual letters letting you know that your

> letters have been published and I certainly do not receive any

> such letters when I post to the list. This is something that I am

> hearing for the first time. Does anyone know what on earth is

> going on?

Ah... I love it when I know the answer for Dr. Siff (as I 'steal' so much of

his knowledge...)

This is the situation. Somebody has subscribed to the list, then one of several

things happened

that caused the email address (or possibly the whole domain) to disappear

without them

unsubscribing properly. So, every time a message goes through, the 'list' send

them mail which

ends up 'bouncing' because the address doesn't exist.

Now, the most important part here... How to fix it. You need to search through

the list of

members for an email that looks like " <something>@cybertrader.com " . (If you

have more than one,

you can send them emails and see which one bounces...) Then you can remove the

address and the

problem should go away. (NOTE: You need to be a moderator to do this).

If this is not clear, drop me a line and I'll help you with it.

Hope this helps...

Israel

Richmond, CA

[Guest guest]

Eugene Sanik & Mel Siff write:

<< Interestingly, these " could not be delivered " Emails are sent at the

very moment that Dr. Siff publishes one of our letters, actually

serving to notify us and let us know that the letter is on the

SuperTraining list.

[Possibly this has to do with Yahoo, because all the letters sent to

the Supertraining list come solely via Yahoo. However, I receive similar

announcements from other lists, so that it is not only Yahoo that

is suffering from this disease. Mel Siff] >>

Every post I submit has this " could not be delivered " message! I've learned

" not to be bothered " by them!

jerry Telle

Lakewood CO USA