Occasionally see messages like this--they are all formatted in exactly
the same way, which leads me to believe that it's machine-generated.
 
They all have subjects like this: Subject: Registered: Butler, Rose Mary
and are sent to owner-LISTNAME.
 
Does anybody know what is sending these or why?
 
Thanks.
 
Shahrukh Merchant
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