Re: SPF Filter Questions

I don't mind a header that tells the MTA who I am but I would prefer
the MUA to only display the church address unless viewing all headers. 
Below is the header I will be testing this afternoon to see how it is
viewed.

From: user(_at_)churchaddress(_dot_)org
Return-Path: verify(_at_)mycompany(_dot_)com
Sender: verify(_at_)mycompany(_dot_)com
Reply-To: user(_at_)churchaddress(_dot_)org

Acting like a Greeting Card looks like my best solution right now.   

Thanks for the suggestions,

Bill
 

Stuart D. Gathman wrote:
> On Thu, 18 Aug 2005, Bill IconSystemsNetwork.com wrote:
>
> > I work for a company that is an Application Service Provider.  We 
> > provide Web-Based church software to churches across the country.  These 
> > churches create lists of people and record their contributions for tax 
> > purposes.  Our application gives them the ability to send the 
> > Contribution Statements to the people via email.  The churches can 
> > designate any email address they want in the "From" box.  I have no idea 
> > what email address they will use. 
> >   
>
> You could consider yourself similar to a "greeting card" site.
> Send the email with your own domain in MAIL FROM (and Sender),
> but your clients address in From.  In Outlook, your emails will then say:
>  From billing(_at_)IconSystemsNetwork(_dot_)com on behalf of "Jill" [jill(_at_)somechurch(_dot_)org]
>
> Other clients will simply say "From "Jill" <jill(_at_)somechurch(_dot_)org>.

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