> In conjunction with your previous mail: I doubt you can send to any
> other host with such a mail address. Nowadays mail hosts should reject
> non (public) resolvable domain names.
>
> > Is my assumption correct ?
>
> You will see the results of test mailing in your maillog.
>
> > Jim Lawrence
>
> Alexander
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