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Email being redirected

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Hi I have an issue were email is being redirected, basically users get an email and I (admin) for some reason get the same email without my email address being added to the email at all.
It is really odd, I have no email rules that would do this, I did run a message trace and found the below, I think this is the issue but have no idea what it means. Name 1 is original recipient, name 2 is myself.
name1@example.comUserMailbox.Forwardable.Resolver.CreateRecipientItems.40 name2@example.com;name1@example.com 250 2.0.0 Recipient address expanded
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Hi,
You can run the following commands to check ForwardingSMTPAddress of the mailbox and if the mailbox has inbox rule auto-forwarding the email to you.
Get-Mailbox <alias>|fl *forward* Get-InboxRule -Mailbox <alias>
Regards,
Dawn Zhou
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- Proposed as answer by Dawn ZhouModerator Monday, April 8, 2019 9:50 AM
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Hi,
How is everything going? Did you check the settings as mentioned above?
If there is anything unclear or any update, please feel free to let us know.
Regards,
Dawn Zhou
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Hi Darthgrifter, I believe you may have a rule in exchange to alert on various infringements/abnormalities.
If you run a message trace on the Exchange Server you will likely see a recipient_status - 250 2.1.605 Spam filter added recipients (redirect/bcc);250 2.1.605 Spam filter added recipients (redirect/bcc)
Hope this gives you some insight to where it is coming from.
thanks
David
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