Email keeps being returned

A friend of mine told me to email her since she does not have her
cellphone working at the moment and does not have a landline.
She said her email address is her full name (first and last with no
spaces), at cocks.net. That's easy enough to remember so I did not
write it down, even though I got a little snicker out of the "cocks"
address.

I have sent her several emails and all have been returned. I know the
correct spelling for her name (it's an easy name). I tried
(name)@cocks.net and (name)@cocks.com. Just in case it was a .com
even though I know she said .net.

Is there a way to check to see if her email is working properly? It
just tells me that there is no such address, not box full, or
something like that. This is a good friend, not someone who is going
to give me a false address.

How can I check the address, or can I?

On 2008-01-02, larryrosen@private.com <larryrosen@private.com> wrote:
> A friend of mine told me to email her since she does not have her
> cellphone working at the moment and does not have a landline.
> She said her email address is her full name (first and last with no
> spaces), at cocks.net. That's easy enough to remember so I did not
> write it down, even though I got a little snicker out of the "cocks"
> address.

Come on.

Do you really think it was "cocks"?

She probably has Cox Cable, and I bet it was cox.net.

> Is there a way to check to see if her email is working properly? It
> just tells me that there is no such address, not box full, or
> something like that. This is a good friend, not someone who is going
> to give me a false address.
>
> How can I check the address, or can I?

This doesn't have anything to do with cellular and it borders on being a
(very badly written) troll.

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Steve Sobol <sjsobol@JustThe.net> wrote in
news:slrnfnm2pk.jnc.sjsobol@amethyst.justthe.net:

> This doesn't have anything to do with cellular and it borders on being a
> (very badly written) troll.
>
>

I'm sure a representative group of Cox customers think it's spelled the
other way, too....(c;

Larry
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On 2008-01-02, Larry <noone@home.com> wrote:

> I'm sure a representative group of Cox customers think it's spelled the
> other way, too....(c;

Can't argue with that!


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sjsobol@JustThe.net (Steve Sobol) wrote in
news:slrnfnm2pk.jnc.sjsobol@amethyst.justthe.net:

> This doesn't have anything to do with cellular and it borders on
> being a (very badly written) troll.

Almost certainly a troll; poster is on aioe.org.

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