Upsetting email

[Guest guest]

Well, I've been mulling over the best way to say what I was thinking since

I read your mail, Ruthie, but now 's said it exactly and far better

than I could have, so I'll just add a me too

Vicki

>I was reflecting on this and have concluded that we like apples

>because they are tasty, juicy and good for us - stuff the cores!

>

>Looking forward to lots more of the tasty, juicy and good for us stuff Ruthie!

[Guest guest]

But didn't Joyce say it wasn't sent from an SMTP account so there'd

be no way of finding out.

Cerys

> It should be possible to tell from the full headers - dh has just

> attempted to explain to me how but I didn't quite follow it - he

says he

> will explain in a post if required. He also says that assuming it

is a

> troll, if they can be identified from the headers, they should be

> reported to their ISP, as most reputable ISPs will respond to such

> reports by pulling accounts.

>

[Guest guest]

In article <9sjg7s+n1dp (AT) eGroups (DOT) com>, Cerys

writes

>

>But didn't Joyce say it wasn't sent from an SMTP account so there'd

>be no way of finding out.

Yeah, but that was after I posted this, which took over 24 hours to

appear, having apparently disappeared into the black hole that is

blueyonder...

DH still thinks you should be able to tell where it has come from, even

if it isn't from a SMTP account (don't ask me how - I could probably

tell it was different if presented with a real post and a faked one

apparently from the same person, but that is about as far as it goes).

Cath