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[Matthew.van.Eerde at hbinc.com]

Matthew.van.Eerde
> 2. Imagine a USPS mail counter.  Someone walks up to the counter
> with a 5lb package that has wires sticking out of it, smells of
> gasoline, and is ticking.  The package has plenty of postage and the
> return address is the White House.  (This USPS mail counter is not
> in the same ZIP code as the White House.)    
> 

Of course the real-life answer to this is:

1. Press a button under the counter that:
	a) alerts the Homeland Security goons
	b) causes the phone on the counter to ring
2. Say "just a second, sir, while I take this call"
3. Make up a conversation
4. Periodically reassure the customer that "It'll just be a minute"

Is there an SMTP analog to this?  I'm aware of 200, 400, and 500 series responses to DATA queries... is there any "just a second, sir" code?

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