Re: bad mail
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news:9DD53519-87BE-453D-8D77-932AD1453C80@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Daveed <Daveed@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
> We regularly have email sent to us where the recipients name is
> incorrectly spelt causing the mail to get bounced.
> Is their a way within exchange 2003 that these email or others that
> contain our @domain.com be delivered to a bad mail account so we can
> manually filter what's needed or not. Thanks David
a) add common misspellings as additional SMTP addresses for users
b) make it the sender's responsibility to spell correctly
That said, you could also look at something like MailBasket from
www.turbogeeks.com for a catchall, but I don't recommend it as you're also
going to be looking at a boatload of spam.
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