albert- My response was to your first post. Looking at what you subsequently wrote, I'd say that it may make sense based on whatever filtering and spam identification software Yahoo has in operation. Spam filtering is a complex and imperfect art, and that folder with many links could have looked suspicious based on whatever algorithms were at work. If you try to send the links in the folder like you did at first and it gets kicked back again, that would likely confirm that this approach won't work. However, if you can use something else, like gmail or Hotmail, it may get through.

click some more rules, most likely its not comming from .info then. .. they are faking the header but the real is there too maybe if you look at source. They are tricky to read with all the gar bage there. I dont have OE to look at but quickly looked on the web... Where the From line contains people Where the Subject line contains specific words Where the To or CC line contains people Delete it from server

I have one friend at this point who will forward things that have gone through multiple addresses, and just the one. I've told everyone else to knock it off and the only people offended (and they did get over it) were my mother and one woman I've known many years. Oh wait, one brother in law doesn't email at all now, not ever, since I told him I don't read political forwards, election time or not ;) The one dear friend I don't correct - lost her son a few years ago and I find her somewhat fragile still. I wouldn't hurt her or embarrass her for the world, so I make an exception and remain on her forwards list.

Monica, Snidely is right. There are bots that read through stuff online and gather email addresses, leading to an influx of spam and other crud. It's always best, for those who do want to put their email address "out there," to write it more like this: Monica[nospace]Grieves "at" aol (dot) com.