Postfix changing recipient's email address by one character in replies only

Hi all:
Long time lurker..first time poster.
I have an odd issue that was just brought to my attention this morning.
When replying to an email sent from one account, in this case "[email protected]", the name of the account is being changed to "[email protected] I've attached the error message I received in my mail client. Running OS 10.4.4 Server's Mail services.
<[email protected]>: host mail2.newsleader.com[63.146.4.7] said: 550
<[email protected]>: Recipient address rejected: User unknown in
local recipient table (in reply to RCPT TO command)
Reporting-MTA: dns; ent-mocinrl05.gannett.com
Does anyone have an idea on where I should look/what to do for this account? Totally weird..haven't really had any other problems w/the Mail services, running Mailman lists, Spam filters, etc. w/no problems.
Thanks in advance
-bf

Check the "Reply to" field in the acccount settings of the originating mail client. Has nothing to do with the Mail Server.

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