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14-year-old subscriberFrom: Peggy (mlachanc@scfn.thpl.lib.fl.us)Wed Apr 2 22:37:15 1997
Regarding rmarts8499@aol.com ... the apparent 14-year-old girl who has somehow gotten herself subscribed to the ob-gyn-l and a midwife list, and now wishes for everyone to stop sending her mail ... When a direct e-mail to the person involved fails, the situation can often be resolved by contacting the domain postmaster (e.g., postmaster@aol.com) and requesting that s/he intervene. The postmaster will then contact the subscriber (or her parents, in this case) and assist in correcting the problem. This works nicely for spammed or harassing e-mail, also. Just skip the part about contacting the offending individual directly, and go right to the postmaster. P. LaChance, MS, CMT
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