What I can't understand is you get an email from some guy in Russia whom you
don't know and you're concerned about replying to him? If it were me, the
only thing I'd be doing is hitting the "delete" key. My two cents.

Cheers,

Doug

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
news:Cyjcc.192685$Cb.1733584@attbi_s51...
Okay, off-topic -- but I don't know whom else to ask!

I've recently received an email (for the inn) from a guy purportedly
located
outside of Moscow.

I can't seem to reply to him. His address ends in "mail.ru" (as in
) My ISP rejects this as having an illegitimate suffix.
(Apparently the ".ru" is the trouble.)

Is this something I should take up with my ISP? Or did the guy send me
an
anti-Spam email address by mistake? What's a legitimate Russian email
address? (He's awaiting my reply!)

Thanks...
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"