Did any one else get an email purported to be from AQS with a subject line of "ezmlm warning"? I am wary of opening it. I have emailed AQS asking if it's a legitimate email from them, but haven't heard back yet.
Just wondering.....
Leslie (spooky about strange looking emails) & The Furbabies in MO.
I didn't get it....
I wouldn't necessarily open the message based on what I am going to paste below. However, ezmlm is a mailer and what you have received is most likely a notice that you may be unsubscribed from the AQS mailing list because of behavior of your ISP. Found this via google:
Rita L.
Leslie & The Furbabies > Did any one else get an email purported to be from AQS with a subject
I got one with that header from Daily Manna from the Net, they told me that my address was bouncing and that I will be unsubscribed if it happens again.
Maria
Leslie & The Furbabies > Did any one else get an email purported to be from AQS with a subject
Got it, opened it and thought it was fooey since I hadn't sent them any email. There was nothing attached and I didn't click on any links inside the email.
Just delete it if you get it, it could just be a mailing list snafu. (I hope)
The mystery is solved. It *was* from AQS- see below-
Ms. Cxxxxxx-
You received this warning from our e-mailing software. Many e-mail providers such as yahoo.com, etc. do 'bounce' messages but still receive our e-mailings. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Donna Donna McCoy AQS Member Service
It was legitimate. Thanks to all who replied to my post!
Leslie
Leslie & The Furbabies > Did any one else get an email purported to be from AQS with a subject
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