UHH Question: You've probably seen this at the bottom of your daily UHH email. What does the last line mean? This e-mail is sent by Ugly Hedgehog, Inc. 382 NE 191st St # 74906 Miami...

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

You've probably seen this at the bottom of your daily UHH email. What does the last line mean?

This e-mail is sent by
Ugly Hedgehog, Inc.
382 NE 191st St # 74906
Miami, FL 33179, USA
ughe-nl-9081-8551

wrr Loc: SEK

I'd guess it's the anti-spam cert number attached by whatever email delivery service is used.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

wrr wrote:

I'd guess it's the anti-spam cert number attached by whatever email delivery service is used.

Well, that's the best guess so far.

traveler90712 Loc: Lake Worth, Fl.

jerryc41 wrote:

wrr wrote:

I'd guess it's the anti-spam cert number attached by whatever email delivery service is used.

Well, that's the best guess so far.

It seems it's the only guess, so far. :-D

Admin

By law, I'm required to include company address in all e-mail.
The last line is not part of the address, but a bounce tracker.
If your e-mail bounces as undeliverable, the system will know which subscriber to unsubscribe. Using "from" address isn't reliable, so some other mechanism is needed.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Admin wrote:

By law, I'm required to include company address in all e-mail.
The last line is not part of the address, but a bounce tracker.
If your e-mail bounces as undeliverable, the system will know which subscriber to unsubscribe. Using "from" address isn't reliable, so some other mechanism is needed.

Thanks. I always learn something here.

wrr Loc: SEK

So could I unsubscribe jerryc41 using that number he posted?

just kiddin...

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

wrr wrote:

So could I unsubscribe jerryc41 using that number he posted?

just kiddin...

No, but if you tried, you would unsubscribe yourself. :D

RixPix Loc: Miami, Florida

jerryc41 wrote:

You've probably seen this at the bottom of your daily UHH email. What does the last line mean?

This e-mail is sent by
Ugly Hedgehog, Inc.
382 NE 191st St # 74906
Miami, FL 33179, USA
ughe-nl-9081-8551

I live a few blocks away

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

RixPix wrote:

jerryc41 wrote:

You've probably seen this at the bottom of your daily UHH email. What does the last line mean?

This e-mail is sent by
Ugly Hedgehog, Inc.
382 NE 191st St # 74906
Miami, FL 33179, USA
ughe-nl-9081-8551

I live a few blocks away

You must get really fast service and sharp images! :D

What's amazing is that people in the UK and Australia can post here and have their messages appear almost instantly.

In the 1970's I had to make a call to England, going through the overseas operator. It took 24 hrs for the call to get connected.

DennisK Loc: Pickle City,Illinois

jerryc41 wrote:

quote=RixPix quote=jerryc41 You've probably seen... (show quote)

You must have been very patient back then.That's a long time to be on hold. :mrgreen:

BHC Loc: Strawberry Valley, JF, USA

jerryc41 wrote:

You've probably seen this at the bottom of your daily UHH email. What does the last line mean?

This e-mail is sent by
Ugly Hedgehog, Inc.
382 NE 191st St # 74906
Miami, FL 33179, USA
ughe-nl-9081-8551

The combination seems to partially match an alpha-numeric pattern used by the University of Glasgow - School of Computing Science. Perhaps UHH is using their mainframe as the operating site. That could also be the reason for a company whose office is in FL to feel a need to attach "USA" to the address.

wrr Loc: SEK

Bill41 wrote:

quote=jerryc41 You've probably seen this at the b... (show quote)

lol, for some reason I feel as though you missed something along the way....

BHC Loc: Strawberry Valley, JF, USA

wrr wrote:

quote=Bill41 quote=jerryc41 You've probably seen... (show quote)

If you really think so, Google the last line.

wrr Loc: SEK

Bill41 wrote:

If you really think so, Google the last line.

Did you not read the replies where the Admin answers the question?

Admin wrote:

By law, I'm required to include company address in all e-mail.
The last line is not part of the address, but a bounce tracker.
If your e-mail bounces as undeliverable, the system will know which subscriber to unsubscribe. Using "from" address isn't reliable, so some other mechanism is needed.

BTW: this combination seems to partially match a ton of alpha-numeric patterns from all over the place