said by d4m1r:I disagree, I think DrZEUS is right.
Ideally, mail servers should send bounce back messages so the user knows the sent it to an address that no longer exists, if say a user has changed emails for example.
Obviously they are not doing that to save on space/bandwidth/computing resources, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't be...
No. Sorry d4m1r, that's just wrong. If mail servers would do that we would be blacklisted in minutes. 99% of all emails our mail systems receive is spam.
Anybody can put any replyto email address and send thousands of emails all over the place and that replyto email address would be flooded..
we've tweaked our mail systems many many times over the last 10 years.
We are however just about to upgrade our mail systems.. but they too will behave similarly.
