Email showed up in my inbox followed by another from "administrator" stating attachment blocked and switched (or something like that).

Was this something you sent out? It had a huge list of addresses that it was going out to. Just wanted to let everyone know something may be wrong with it.

No pole dancer for you!

actually, I've had similar experience more than once

IMO, he's going to be blacklisted as a spammer if he keeps it up.

Best to keep it to under 50 names at a time or go through a professional email (flyer) provider- probably only $50/mos for his purposes.

dont listen to the 2nd emil. u can still open it with no problems. Have your $1s ready,well worth it.

and to think ,i had a front row seat!!!!!!!

Why are youse peoples making fun of Polish dancers?

JonR

LOL,

I enjoyed the attatchment.

She is very talented.

Dave (A.K.A. Homebrew)

Mine was blocked as well.

I already deleted the message so I can't tell you the finite details of it, but basically from what I saw earlier, the "Administrator" message was sent out by an improperly configured mailserver (not Charlie's). Attachement blocking messages should not be sent out to "reply-all" but rather only "reply-to-sender".

Most likely nothing to worry about really, just a local mailserver policy blocking the message either due to attachment format or size.

9 - I agree. It was something that our exchange server blocked. Probably because it reaked of a forwarded email.

^

Was it your sever that sent out the rejected message?

I don't remember and I don't have the message anymore to check specifics, but I do remember that the headers of the reject message were not even close to being RFC compliant (actaully it was more like: what headers, there really weren't any), and you just said your mailserver is exchange, and MS Exchange servers are known for doing crap like that.