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I gave someone an e-mail address using my domain name. This person sometimes uses NeoMail to send messages.

 

When the user sends an e-mail to a bad address (in this case, a _______@verizon.net address), Verizon kicks the message back, saying that the e-mail address is no good. However, the problem is that the message is "kicked back" to me, rather than to my user. This is kind of a privacy issue, since now I can see the entire contents of the e-mail that the user was sending to someone else.

 

The reason for this seems to be that the "Return Path" in the message sent by the user through NeoMail actually has my TCH main username in it, rather than my user's username.

 

Hopefully, it's clear what I've described above, because now I have a question. How do I fix it so that the Return Path on NeoMail-sent messages will include the user's username, rather than mine?

 

Thanks for your help,

Norm Krumpe

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