On Nov 25, 2024, at 4:10?AM, Clive via groups.io <cliveadams23@...> wrote:

Hi all,

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As some may remember, I was recently? able to make available copies of a couple of articles from Model Engineers' Workshop to interested parties. Subsequently, a group member posted a link to view them online - obviously I don't know how many used the link but I know that I forwarded copies to 3 group members.

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Received an email yesterday from someone asking if they could have a copy of them too. I did wonder why they didn't just follow the link to the online versions, but as it was only a matter of attaching a couple of files to my reply I obliged anyway and thought no more of it.

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However, after I sent my reply I had a notification that the delivery had failed due to a 550: 5.1.1 error, which turns out to be because the email address doesn't exist . . .?

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I'm now wondering of this is some kind of scam - if so I can't imagine what! I replied directly to the email - I didn't copy and paste the address into a new email - so I know I didn't mis-read or mis-type it.

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I tried to check if the sender was actually a group member but couldn't find a member list in the group home page; I also checked the Unimat SL and Unimat 3 Facebook page but no such member exists on there - which doesn't mean much, I know.

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Anyone here had anything like this happen? Any advice appreciated.

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Clive

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