Re: Weird problem

Now isn't that typical!  I had it firmly fixed in my mind that there's a 
conspiracy here, and I was expecting lawyers and millions of bucks to be 
changing hands, and what happens?   Nancy goes and spoils it all with a 
perfectly reasonable explanation that will take 5 minutes to fix.

Where's the spectator sport in that Nancy?

Cheers,
Mike Kear
AFP Web Development
Windsor, NSW, Australia .
http://www.afp.zip.com.au


>
>Judith, I suspect they have mistyped their email address in their site, so
>it is going to you.  Which means your getting their mail, and they are
>probably not.
>Sending them email would be fruitless, if it comes back to you, so I 
>suggest
>a phone call to tell them that their web person has made a huge error and
>their "important" email is coming to you.  That will get them to fix it.  I
>am sure they won't like the fact that their mail is coming to you anymore
>than you like getting it.
>
>Nancy
>
> > Hi everyone,
> > Yesterday and today I received 2 mails for someone else's web site. I
>didn't
> > think anything of it yesterday but today on receiving another I went to
>the
> > site and looked. Anyway they have a similar name as mine and are using 
>the
> > same e-mail address as myself. I have written them today to ask them to
> > change it but....they are a large company and what rights do I have if
>they
> > refuse? I registered my domain in 1997 and have been using this e-mail
> > address ever since. I sent them an e-mail at their other address posted
>and
> > it came back to me.
> > I have been on this list for a bit but felt that I should not use my
>e-mail
> > address sales(at)thetackbox.com in case they are getting my mail so I
> > resubscribed with this address. Any suggestions?
> > Judy
> >
> >
>

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