Header doesn't show "for alias@username.e4ward.com" as it should

[mwahh]

Received: from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
by e4ward.com;
Mon, 19 October 2009 19:58:12 -0400

Here is the first header that the e4ward server writes in forwarded
email. There is no indication of the destination address as sent to
by a potential spammer. Some spammers manage to spam without having
to put an email address in the "To:" field.

So, the great idea (and it is a really great idea) of creating custom
aliases so it can be told at a glance who sold your email address
falls apart if the spammer is smart enough to use BCC.

Can you please add a "for ..." to that header? It should be a real
simple fix and would really exploit the power of the aliases to the
fullest.

[supp...@e4ward.com]

That is an excellent suggestion which we'll look at.In the meantime,
you can see the alias in the header 'X-e4ward-alias' (and the REA in
X-e4ward-forwarding-address).