In a message dated 05/30/2000 6:57:58 AM Pacific Daylight Time, BenaTKirk@aol.com writes: << I am a new subscriber, but today I am appalled to find a personal message relayed not once but three times. It was not my intent to subscribe in order to read about personal, family things meant for only one subscriber. Can this sort of thing be alleviated? I would really like to continue as a subsciber, but this sort of correspondence is ridiculous. Can't they correspond with each other one-to-one? Bena Taylor Kirkscey >> Bena, Not sure what mail you are speaking of, but perhaps it was the letter that came thru yesterday by accident. Things like this happen, but not real often. I find it real easy to just hit delete and go on to the next. Sandy in Oregon