Are you SURE that she typed the account EXACTLY like you are?
I little letter wrong and someone could be getting bombarded with
their password OR they could be bouncing back to Berkeley and them
being busy they just don't care. I mean my sons was to a non existant
account and when he asked for it presumably they sent it but it went
nowhere!

On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 02:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Gary Sinnott
<dip_spammers_in_acid@null.net> wrote:

On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 22:58:31 GMT, "Mike Bader" <mdbader@flash.net>
wrote:

Turn off any anti-spam or bulk mail settings.
The password return message is known to be stopped by these.

My SPAM killer is set to pass all messages from SETI - I can check 5
named accounts from any one of three machines, one of which is not
running any anti-SPAM software and only the one account never gets the
password returned.

I own the domain and run the mailserver on it and I'm pretty sure that
the one account never receives the password message.

It's doin' my head in as I can't see any way of contacting the bods
there to sort this out.

Gary

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