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  3. July 2004

Re: Email ghosting

I would agree with the others, and not worry about it, except for this statement "The message sent from my yahoo account was sitting in my sent box." This would make me look a little harder at this one. I would look at the headers of both emails, check if you have a rule setup for forward from yahoo to somewere else. I would think it is odd that it ended up in your sent mail box.

John Ross

www.ERP400.com
www.Netshare400.com

Saunders, Robin wrote: 
Hi all,

I have just had a strange experience, as I've just received 2 emails, 1st
from my hotmail to my yahoo account and 2nd from my yahoo to the same yahoo
account. Unfortunately, I never sent these emails, so how does this
happened. The message sent from my yahoo account was sitting in my sent box.
Both emails looked auto generated with .cpl attachments

Do people need my yahoo password to do this?

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