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Grand Rapids, MI | Ok, you have not given us much to go on here. You say they "eventually get forwarded" to you. Who are they forwarded from?
If the original sender forwarded it to you, it sounds like perhaps the sender sent the e-mail to your old address, then since it is probably not valid anymore it got bounced back to them. They then found your correct address and forwarded the bounced message to you.
It doesn't sound like it would be happening on your end if it is an imcoming message intended for you. If you get that message referencing something you have sent, then it may be.
I am not sure what you mean when you say "Outlet" Are you refering to an e-mail client? (like Microsoft Outlook)
I am also not sure what you are refering to when you ask about e-mail addresses "out there in other senders accounts" If someone saves your address in their address book it is likely to stay there until they change it. | |
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Old email address problem
