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Every now and then, I get an email that is not formatted properly, as in it contains many '=92' and '=' characters:
We are looking for candidates to join our team. Great qualifications inc=
lude:
* PhD or Masters specializing in Machine Learning, Statistics, or related fi=
elds.
=B7 Experience dealing with large, real-life data sets. (not just pre-c=
anned problems).
Why would this occur? A buggy sender email client? Wrong MIME encoding?
As mentioned by harrymc: the equal-signs are in fact "quoted-printable." So either the sender is not including the correct headers, or the recipient is not interpreting the headers correctly. We'd need to see some more "headers" from the email to determine the cause for this specific question. (Small chance that some virus scanner or some intermediate server messed up the source of the message.) – Arjan – 2009-10-06T14:32:25.770