Tricky question

[John Gervo]

Hello:

I am somewhat new to anon email and have a pressing question. If one sends
anon email through a bunch of
remailers is there anyway the receiving party can reply to the sender
without knowing his address?
This is the case for example if the sender wants the receiving party to
reply to his email but does the sender does not want to disclose his real
email address.

I hope someone will have a solution. Any input would be very much
appreciated.

John

[Doc.Cypher]

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On Mon, 25 Aug 2003, "John Gervo" <mh3@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>Hello:
>
>I am somewhat new to anon email and have a pressing question. If one sends
>anon email through a bunch of
>remailers is there anyway the receiving party can reply to the sender
>without knowing his address?

They have to have an address to send to, but that address could be a nym
account. Nym accounts are special email accounts where the owner of the
account cannot be traced.

You'll find they're covered in the APA-S FAQ at
http://www.eskimo.com/~turing/remailer/FAQ/ and the help file for using a
nym server can be found at http://vmsbox.cjb.net/nymservers/nym-help.html


Doc.
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