Fri, 9 Jul 1993 08:55:15 CED
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Sorry for they crosspost but ....
Seems that the powers at D400.DE decided to address every list owner. Wonder
where they have the address from because they also sent to LISTSERV which
didn't like it. So far they sent only to BITNET addresses and it looks like
the list has been compiled some time ago.
My lawyer told me to keep my opinion to myself ...
>ON BEHALF OF THESE PARTICIPANTS I WOULD LIKE TO ASK YOU TO CHANGE THESE
>ADDRESSES TO "D400".
Yep, get all your lists, dig up these funny addresses, delete the subscriber
and add him again with the dpb changed to d400 ... it's just a simple as that.
To continue the story LISTSERV did of course respond to the mailing and guess
what - the reply bounced:
>This report relates to your message
>Your message was not delivered to [log in to unmask]
> for the following reason:
> Recipient's Mailbox unavailable
It may be the particular gateway not being up to date but then that is exactly
that kind of idiocy I hate most. It indicates that it will or will NOT work if
you change the subscriptions.
Instead of doing such "fancy" things and pester hundreds of people who have
NOTHING AT ALL to do with the change (most lists do NOT have subscribers from
dbp.de) they should have tried using their brains.
What happend to Silvia Gruben :-) ? Looks like she has been bypassed or even
fired.
You may do what you like - *I* am fed up and I will change nothing. If the
auto-deletion fails on bounces I'll quietly remove all dbp.de subscribers and
the heck. I'm not here to resolve their problems - especially when I'm
addressed in a way like that. Period.
AND I will not accept any .dbp.de or .d400.de address if I get another
unreplyable mailing.
Christian
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