>Yes! I've been getting quite a number of deliver failures also. The report
>says "mailbox full, unable to deliver". Of course, by the time I get it
back
>I've forgotten what it was that I sent??!? So, what to do except delete or
>try and figure out was those 100 lines of internet code means. Also, most
of
>them seem to be for compuserve addresses. I don't know, but I know I'm
>definitely one of those who doesn't check my mailbox everyday, but it
doesn't
>seem that I have a limit, or it's a very high limit. I've been trying to
>(ahem) check my mail more frequently.
>
>Anyone else?
Your observation about compuserve is borne out by the results of my
attempt to
respond to Vitor Caldeirinha <cenvlop@mail.telepac.pt> of Portugal.
Evidently
Vitor's email is routed via compuserve:
>Subject: Delivery report for message to [104371,2133]
>Sent: 05/01 10:51 PM
>Received: 05/02 5:03 PM
>From: CompuServe_Mail, postmaster@compuserve.com
>To: Natalie Arnold & Richard Goodwin, trailride@foothill.net
>
>Message "[endurance] Re: Pat Parelli", sent at 02:46 EDT on 02-May-96,
>could not be delivered to [104371,2133] at 02:51 EDT on 02-May-96 because
>the recipient mailbox is full.
>
Does anyone have a complaints.department@compuserve.email address?