What's Happened to Micreosoft Wish?

[AA Smith]

When I send e-mail to (e-mail address removed), it gets returned to me with a
DIFFERENT e-mail address that the one I sent it to. It comes back showing
the e-mail address I supposedly used as (e-mail address removed). Wrong! My
messages did not have the extra W.

Nevertheless, I can't seem to locate Microsoft Wish. The link I found on
Microsoft's web site that read "How to contact the Microsoft Wish Program"
took me to a web page that did not offer a clue how to contact Microsoft
Wish.

So, I would greatly appreciate your help getting in touch with Microsoft
Wish.

 

[Plato]

When I send e-mail to (e-mail address removed), it gets returned to me with a
DIFFERENT e-mail address that the one I sent it to. It comes back showing
the e-mail address I supposedly used as (e-mail address removed). Wrong! My
messages did not have the extra W.

Its easy to set an autoreponder with any return address you wish.

 

[dev]

/AA Smith/ said:

When I send e-mail to (e-mail address removed), it gets returned to me with a
DIFFERENT e-mail address that the one I sent it to. It comes back showing
the e-mail address I supposedly used as (e-mail address removed). Wrong! My
messages did not have the extra W.

Nevertheless, I can't seem to locate Microsoft Wish. The link I found on
Microsoft's web site that read "How to contact the Microsoft Wish Program"
took me to a web page that did not offer a clue how to contact Microsoft
Wish.

So, I would greatly appreciate your help getting in touch with Microsoft
Wish.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=114491

 

[t.cruise]

The same thing happed to me a few months back. Perhaps, since it is difficult to contact
MS, unless it is a tech support issue, many were using that address (mea culpa) for other
issues and gripes. Ergo MS might have looped it to do what it is doing, to avoid having
to deal with a high percentage of gripe email???

 

[AA Smith]

Thanks, T_Cruise. Is that T_Cruise as in Tomahawk Cruise Missile? Or the
great actor Tom Cruise? Or...???

It would not surprise me if it turned out you're right about the loopback.
Otherwise, I can't explain the mystery of the extra W, which is not to be
confused with W04.
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With kindest regards,

Dick Smith

The same thing happed to me a few months back. Perhaps, since it is
difficult to contact
MS, unless it is a tech support issue, many were using that address (mea
culpa) for other
issues and gripes. Ergo MS might have looped it to do what it is doing,
to avoid having
to deal with a high percentage of gripe email???
--

T.C.
t__cruise@[NoSpam]hotmail.com
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When I send e-mail to (e-mail address removed), it gets returned to me with a
DIFFERENT e-mail address that the one I sent it to. It comes back
showing
the e-mail address I supposedly used as (e-mail address removed). Wrong!
My
messages did not have the extra W.

Nevertheless, I can't seem to locate Microsoft Wish. The link I found on
Microsoft's web site that read "How to contact the Microsoft Wish
Program"
took me to a web page that did not offer a clue how to contact Microsoft
Wish.

So, I would greatly appreciate your help getting in touch with Microsoft
Wish.

 

[AA Smith]

Really...? Thanks, Plato!

 

[AA Smith]

Thanks, dev. I appreciate your help.