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July 2nd 07, 07:01 PM
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why do some incoming email request placing their addy into my address book?
Why does some of my incoming email request placing their email addy into my
address book? This is typically subscription-type incoming emailings that does this. In other words, it's email that I want to receive on a continuous basis. Outlook Express v 6, WinXP Thanks. 
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July 2nd 07, 06:03 PM
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why do some incoming email request placing their addy into my address book?
That is only because some people block e-mail from people not in their
Address Book. If you don't, you can disregard the request. -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express Imperial Beach, CA "JDoe" wrote in message ... Why does some of my incoming email request placing their email addy into my address book? This is typically subscription-type incoming emailings that does this. In other words, it's email that I want to receive on a continuous basis. Outlook Express v 6, WinXP Thanks.
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July 2nd 07, 07:10 PM
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why do some incoming email request placing their addy into my address book?
Oh. Duh. And, thanks for thinking for me today (embarrassing grin)!
"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message ... That is only because some people block e-mail from people not in their Address Book. If you don't, you can disregard the request. -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express Imperial Beach, CA "JDoe" wrote in message ... Why does some of my incoming email request placing their email addy into my address book? This is typically subscription-type incoming emailings that does this. In other words, it's email that I want to receive on a continuous basis. Outlook Express v 6, WinXP Thanks.
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July 2nd 07, 07:02 PM
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why do some incoming email request placing their addy into my address book?
Bruce-A Question:
And if you do block all not in address book how did they get mail in first place requesting to be added? SG "Bruce Hagen" wrote in message ... That is only because some people block e-mail from people not in their Address Book. If you don't, you can disregard the request. -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express Imperial Beach, CA "JDoe" wrote in message ... Why does some of my incoming email request placing their email addy into my address book? This is typically subscription-type incoming emailings that does this. In other words, it's email that I want to receive on a continuous basis. Outlook Express v 6, WinXP Thanks.
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July 2nd 07, 07:06 PM
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why do some incoming email request placing their addy into my address book?
I know. It makes no sense. However, you may also see that request when
signing up for something at a Website. -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express Imperial Beach, CA "shakey" shakeyATsonic.net wrote in message ... Bruce-A Question: And if you do block all not in address book how did they get mail in first place requesting to be added? SG "Bruce Hagen" wrote in message ... That is only because some people block e-mail from people not in their Address Book. If you don't, you can disregard the request. -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express Imperial Beach, CA "JDoe" wrote in message ... Why does some of my incoming email request placing their email addy into my address book? This is typically subscription-type incoming emailings that does this. In other words, it's email that I want to receive on a continuous basis. Outlook Express v 6, WinXP Thanks.
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July 2nd 07, 11:58 PM
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why do some incoming email request placing their addy into my address book?
They're running an application called Plaxo: http://www.plaxo.com/
-- ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User) AumHa VSOP & Admin; DTS-L.org JDoe wrote: Why does some of my incoming email request placing their email addy into my address book? This is typically subscription-type incoming emailings that does this. In other words, it's email that I want to receive on a continuous basis. Outlook Express v 6, WinXP Thanks.
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