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Send email address has "www" in the title [shows FQDN]

This might be quite simple, but I can't figure it out by poking around Exchange System Manager.

I have Exchange 2003 on SBS R2 which is connecting to my ISP mail server and sending/receiving mail through the POP Connector. The sent email address contains the word "www" after the @. An example:

user@www.domain.com

When people try to reply they get error messages back saying it cannot be delivered. The question is, how do I shift the www out of the email address that is being sent.
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I think that's it. I looked in the Exchange System Manager under Recipients\Recipients Policy and there was nothing set. So I created a default policy and under SMTP for my .com domain it said @www.domain.com. I edited this value to "@domain.com" and I've sent a test email. Just waiting to see what comes back.
Best of luck!
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Thanks for your help. I've split the points because peralesa's answer put me on the right track before I read tigermatt, but tigermatt had the correct solution. peralesa's final comment was also relevant and has made the difference. I think I should make that clear in case anyone else has the same problem in future. Thank you both for your time and help.