yes and yesg

This is frequently caused by either spammers and/or viruses sending email
spoofed as your address, and you are the one who gets the resulting bounces
and returns from the server. I've noticed recently a number of spammers
using 'notify on delete' options, which may help them to verify an address
(they get paid more for verified addresses when they sell their contact
lists)

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"Rob graham" wrote in message
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From time to time I receive an email from someone (not necessarily the
same person) telling me that a message from me was deleted on such and
such a date. The subject is *Not read: the original subject*.

I don't always recognise sending the original message in the first place
and I don't see why I should be notified of the fact that it has been
deleted from the recipient's computer. Is this virus-related or does it
happen to everyone?

Thanks

Rob Graham