Alexey from Minsk is wanted

maybe he writes the word real without errors? then it will be insectworldpreal@gmail.com

  
In your email to me, you specified your email address as insectworldprial@gmail.com, which does not exist....

Each email contains the return address that the email came from. A person in the text of the letter could make a typo, especially since the address is so tricky.
Just reply to the original email address (click "reply to sender".

Each email contains the return address that the email came from. A person in the text of the letter could make a typo, especially since the address is so tricky.
Just reply to the original email address (click "reply to sender".

That's the whole point, that he sent a letter to me from the mail service of this forum, with the return address zbio.net , and you only specified your email address in the text...

That's the whole point, that he sent a letter to me from the mail service of this forum, with the return address zbio.net , and you only specified your email address in the text...

Romik, as far as I understand, you created the problem from scratch. If the message was sent via the forum, then either send a personal message to this participant via the same form, or finally click the "reply" button - and your letter will go to the addressee.
zbio.net - this is not a mailing address, it's just a name, so all emails sent to e-mail via the forum are signed. And the return address is such a line with the " @ " symbol in the middle, it is registered in the properties of the email. You can see it by looking at the email's "properties".

after opening the email, it is usually written zbio.net <blabla@mail.jp> or something like.. So what is in < > brackets and there is the desired address

after opening the email, it is usually written zbio.net <blabla@mail.jp> or something like.. So the fact that in <> brackets and there is the desired address

Well, I'm not exactly "down", this is, of course , that the real email is specified in<>, so here it is, this address in parentheses, in the header of the letter, and there is the wrong one. gmail.com returns emails with a note that this address doesn't exist. Apparently, a person (probably not even a forum member) manually filled in the "sender" and "email" fields in the form zbio.net, signed up as Alexey (you can subscribe to any address in principle), and specified an erroneous email address.

Well, I'm not exactly "down", this is, of course , that the real email is specified in<>, so here it is, this address in parentheses, in the header of the letter, and there is the wrong one. gmail.com returns emails with a note that this address doesn't exist. Apparently, a person (probably not even a forum member) manually filled in the "sender" and "email" fields in the form zbio.net, signed up as Alexey (you can subscribe to any of them in principle), and specified an erroneous email address.

ROMAN, I received your email-the test is Convincing. I can say that I knew that if you want, of course, you can change your nickname and email (but why do this if you want to get an answer?), but I didn't know that "guests" can also send emails to participants. Unfortunately, initially the problem was not fully described, hence my misunderstanding
I googled Alexey's email and found zero results. It seems that we can only wait for Alexey himself to read this topic...

This post was edited by okoem-05.02.2009 17: 30

Thank you friends for finding me. I accidentally saw the category and realized that it was about me. Indeed in the Email column I made a mistake by one letter insectsworldprial@gmail.com
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