Andrew Nocella

[N924PS]

Does anyone have Andrew Nocella's e-mail address?

 

[Geek]

Does anyone have Andrew Nocella's e-mail address?

[email protected]

 

[N924PS]

[email protected]

Thanks!

 

[Hope777]

I would think it is like all the rest of them...

[email protected]


Notice the under score not a period.

 

[Twicebaked]

I would think it is like all the rest of them...

[email protected]
Notice the under score not a period.

"old" US was the underscore. The "new" US is the period.

 

[Hope777]

"old" US was the underscore. The "new" US is the period.

OK,
I know that my email is still the underscore....

Guess I am gone and dont know it!

 

[SegmentKing]

anyone who came from "east" still has the underscore, but I have a friend who just got upgraded to a mgt job at Piedmont and his address is [email protected]

:: user scratches head ::

 

[PHL Approach]

You guys do realize that you just set him up for a mad onslaught of spiders (spam) to his email account. By posting his email address in a forum without any kind of seperators. Periods, underscores do not work. Well sucks to be him now.

AHAHA B)

 

[UWCactus]

If they haven't been converted to "Outlook" then they are still underscore. Not everyone that came from the East still uses underscore, many are changing to the period as time goes on.

 

[ussnark]

If they haven't been converted to "Outlook" then they are still underscore. Not everyone that came from the East still uses underscore, many are changing to the period as time goes on.

For the east, it is underscore for now, promised to be dot soon. It should not matter whether one uses "Outlook" or not, though it is possible someone from A&W managed to fritsh that up also. <<<sigh>>>

 

[Geek]

For the east, it is underscore for now, promised to be dot soon. It should not matter whether one uses "Outlook" or not, though it is possible someone from A&W managed to fritsh that up also. <<<sigh>>>

If you look at their email addresses in Outlook properties under their name, It gives all options to the exchange server so either way the email should make it to them.
Example:
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
and so on....
Any way it is written it should get to the user.
I do know any new ones being created is the "." not "_"


They also have set up automated spam blockers that get ride of 90+% of the spam. The others can be added to the blocked list with the click of a button....
At least this is one area that they seemed to have covered...

 

[SS255]

US isn't even consistent in its e-mail address configuration! :down:

 

[john john]

At least this is one area that they seemed to have covered...

Where is my SABRE?

 

[SegmentKing]

Actually what was the logic for dumping LotusNotes? I hated the program when it first came out but it grew on me.

 

[ussnark]

If you look at their email addresses in Outlook properties under their name, It gives all options to the exchange server so either way the email should make it to them.
Example:
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
and so on....
Any way it is written it should get to the user.
I do know any new ones being created is the "." not "_"
They also have set up automated spam blockers that get ride of 90+% of the spam. The others can be added to the blocked list with the click of a button....
At least this is one area that they seemed to have covered...

Jeez, a lot of work for nothing. The dot does not work yet for PHL CP office. The problem is, your pathetic "atari?" computer system does not bounce misguided email yet.

I am certain the "spam blockers" work great, it is just that no one would know.