I manage communications for a local amateur Chamber Music Society (CMS). Almost all of the members of CMS have email addresses, but one or two members do not. The members of CMS, who have email addresses, are members the CMS address book group.
TheBat!'s filters and templates are used to compile a list of members, who email to say that they will attend an upcoming CMS meeting, and the instruments they play, from members' emails, and from the CMS address book listings.
If I include the members of the chamber music society, who do not have email addresses, in the CMS group, my ISP's server sends me an error message. If I assign phony addresses to the members who have no email addresses, I also get error messages.
Is there a "black hole" email address I can use? Ideally the "black hole" will be accepted by my ISP, and it will not generate any message-bounced messages.
TheBat!'s filters and templates are used to compile a list of members, who email to say that they will attend an upcoming CMS meeting, and the instruments they play, from members' emails, and from the CMS address book listings.
If I include the members of the chamber music society, who do not have email addresses, in the CMS group, my ISP's server sends me an error message. If I assign phony addresses to the members who have no email addresses, I also get error messages.
Is there a "black hole" email address I can use? Ideally the "black hole" will be accepted by my ISP, and it will not generate any message-bounced messages.