Good evening,
(jdow asked)
> Do the "Reply-To:" and "From:" headers make sense
> when considered together?
They match.
>Does the "From:" make sense considering the contents.
Yes. Likewise the subject. But the info in those parts could have been
obtained from social networking sites.
(responding to everyone)
The message was personal (nothing about money), which is why the subject
and body were blanked. This was the first I had seen the "From" address
from this particular sender, which is a second thing that made me
uncomfortable.
The sender rarely answers the phone. But this time, the sender did
return my call. The message was genuine; it was not a spoof, the sender
was not hacked. The sender thought he/she sent the message from a yahoo
address that I've known for a long time; he/she was surprised when I
said the message came from a gmail address that I had never seen before.
The rules that y'all mentioned do make sense, but this turned out to
be an exception. I also did not know that yahoo had ways for people to
send messages and have them come from a gmail from address.
I've tagged this thread SOLVED. Still, what is the "line and loop,
otherwise stop, it's spam." that Tony mentioned?
Thank-you everyone. Have a good weekend.
Bill.
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