Yeah. I am using Netscape 4.7 as my mail client
under Windows, and am following this procedure:
Normal mail, I am using the Cox servers and
my identity is as shown above.
Checking on my @Home mail (basically all spam now),
I just change the server names to "mail".
If I have to unsubscribe from a list, then I have
to change my Mail&Newsgroups > Identity to
vodhner@home.com when sending that message, else
the subscription maintenance sometimes does not
work right. The @Home smtp server has no way to
know who I am except through this Identity.
I went around a few times with the unsubscribe thing
until I finally learned this.
Vic
Bob George wrote:
>
> "Mark Berkwitt" <mberkwitt@cox.net> wrote:
>
> > I get dual mailings ever since my cox email changed
> > from @home.com to @cox.net
> . . .
> Have you verified the addresses actually being sent to
> via the headers, particularly that one's comeing to each
> account? I made the mistake of setting up a BUNCH of
> offsite freemail accounts with forwarding. It took a bit
> to sort things out when my "real" address changed, but I
> hadn't updated the forwarding accounts.
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