>>>>>>Hi,
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>>>>>>How could Gmail email make a mistake of sending me emails addressed to someone else? His (the other person) email does not have a period in the email address. The rest of the email address is the same. I even called the sender (this is a legitimate organization) to let them know and we were both surprised that in their system the email address was entered correctly. Yet I am getting his emails.
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>>>>>Have you actually checked the headers of the email and the route the email took? Or are you just looking at the to/from address? If the latter they are meaningless and a person can put anything they like in them. You need to check the actual email headers and routing details.
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>>>>I did figured (thanks to Google) how to see the header of the message. And it shows the same, wrong - his - email address.
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>>>But you say his email address is different by a period? Then its not the same address.
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>>It is not. But somehow my Outlook gets from Gmail emails addressed to him (not me). I get my emails too though (I think <g>).
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>Then they might be addressed to you via the bcc and to a fake version of his email address. If the address for him is not exactly the same as his actual address then he will not get the email. imo, its a fake email pretending to be for him but bcc to one or more other recipients like you.

This is not fake. I called the telephone number in the email (legitimate organization in my state). And I talked to the woman who sent the email; she was confirming his meeting tomorrow with two other people. We verified that the email they have on file is NOT my email (no period) and yet I am getting his email.