Barbara and Peter,
 
I have just started three lists and some of my new subscribers are on
Compuserve . . . what's the deal?  Are they forever disconnnected from
Internet mail, or is this just a temporary snag--if I were a Compuserv
subscriber, I'd be on the phone to the President . . .
 
 
Larry C.
 
>Yes Peter,
>
>        In fact half my compuserv subscribers were on one list of people
>who are ineligible to receive internet mail....even though they've been
>OK for weeks past.
>
>        Barb
>
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>Leukemia Survivor,   email: [log in to unmask]  or [log in to unmask]
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>On Tue, 12 Sep 1995, Peter Laws wrote:
>
>> I got a dozen or so messages from CompuServe like this today:
>>
>> ? Invalid receiver address: [log in to unmask]
>>
>> Thing is, None of my subscribers are using addresses of the above form,
>> only "standard" CompuServe addresses (ie. [log in to unmask]).
>> Anybody else getting this?
>>
>> Peter Laws<[log in to unmask]>| Note: This .sig not Windows95(tm) compatible
>> [log in to unmask] |<A
HREF="http://comp.uark.edu/~plaws/">geek</A>
>>
>