> Hi
>
> I have a case where 3 documented emails sent out from our exchange
> 2003 server have had an email added to the recipients that was not
> initially selected.
>
> I have asked for copies of the email from the un intended recpient
> and the email was definately sent from our server . I cheked back
> into the users Outlook sent items and in all cases the recipient was
> listed in either the to: /cc / bcc addresses BUT the users all
> gurantee they did not initially add that contact from the gloabl
> address to the email .
>
> I have searched everywhere and no documented issues listed in any
> searches and I am wondering if anyone else has had this type of issue.
>
> I am leaning towards a key combination that is adding the person and
> the user not noticing ,but I cannot gurantee %100 that is the case.
>
> I know tht if Exchange as to add a random email address to outbound
> emails, chances are that it would not add that to the users recipeint
> list for the emails in question. I am sure if the MTA was to randomly
> grab an  address also that is would not be the identical address 3
> times . There may be more people not responding back though , so I
> cannot rule that out.
>
> Is there any posisble way other then auditing all outbound mail to
> see if the one of the services is possibly causing this issue.
>
> I am leaning toward a keying error but I thought to throw it out here
> first.
>
> Thanks for any feedback