Its something weird Microsoft Outlook does. I assume you’re using a different email program, different from MS Outlook.

I don’t know how or why MS Outlook does this, but it does, often.

You have to look in the header of the email to see what’s going on, but the J is the results of the wingding encoded by something like Outlook’s mail program as a smilie and it can not be rendered by your mail client.

This is an example of what you may find in the header. Text content of your message will differ:

This email is trying to be funny J< o:p>

Spaces added to some tags to show code.

You can see where it’s stying to style a wingding which your email client doesn’t know how to handle.

Ron

Ha ha, those are some complicated answers… ‘J’ just means ‘Joking’ or ‘Jokes’!
It just signifies that someone is making a joke.