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1. jar3817 34,140
2. Nopius 21,639
3. PsiCop 20,150
4. _jesper_ 17,600
5. RaulDias 17,250
6. war1 13,122
7. kieran_b 13,000
8. fgrushev... 8,290
9. Sembee 8,186
10. grblades 7,875
11. hielo 6,675
12. Chris-Dent 6,000
13. uetian1707 5,800
14. kenfcamp 5,450
15. gheist 4,500
15. mwecom... 4,500

1. jlevie 347,626
2. PsiCop 246,639
3. anfi 85,387
4. jar3817 79,549
5. Nopius 66,789
6. kenfcamp 48,713
7. markt9 39,546
8. Sembee 34,311
9. war1 29,797
10. _jesper_ 27,800
11. it_alchem... 25,390
12. samri 25,291
13. grblades 24,470
14. ygoutham 19,675
15. HalldorG 18,447

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I am stummped. Regarding this emails from my domain are going to my junk box at yahoo. Here is the header information. Can anyone let me how to deal with this? thanks

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Zone: Software

Question Asked By: binarykuki

Solution Provided By: computrex

Participating Experts: 2

Solution Grade: C

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