typically (in no order):

1) forwarding of subscriber e-mail to a different account or re-written address

2) a third party's virus infected PC sent out spam that made it look like
it came from your list and bounced when it sent to a victim's
[non-existent?] address

3) subscribed once, but now no longer subscribed, yet bounces from older
messages still occurring

See if anyone is subscribed by doing a

SCAN listname RANGLE

Actually, I fully expect 2) above especially is this only occurred in a
onesy / twosy kind of way

If really really interested in the bounce (assuming that it continues),
temporarily turn OFF daily error monitoring.

/Pete Weiss @ Penn State [F/T until 30 Sept 04]


At 09:52 09/02/2004 Thursday, Christine Quiriy wrote:
>In the daily error monitoring report for one of my lists, two of the
>subscribers reported as being monitored don't exist. How and why does
>that happen? Can this be explained at a superficial level?
>
>I noticed because the email addresses were obviously bogus:
>
>1 09/01 09/01 [log in to unmask]
>               Last error: Domain "RNAGTLTELGT.ORG" doesn't exist.
>
>1 09/01 09/01 [log in to unmask]
>               Last error: Domain "RNAGTLTELGT.ORG" doesn't exist.