Using the following code: 
$sender->MailFile(
   {to => $addr,
    subject => 'HP Notify Attachment',
    msg => "The attachment sent courtesy of $sname.",
    file => $fname
    });
warn "Unexpected addr: '$addr'"
unless ($addr eq 'tompkic1@universalleaf.com');
    print "Addr is $addr\n";
    warn Dumper($sender);
exit;

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I got the following output: 
Addr is tompkic1@universalleaf.com
$VAR1 = bless( {
                 'sin' => 'ĒV',
                 'client' => 'localhost',
                 'from' => '@universalleaf.com',
                 'replyaddr' => undef,
                 'boundary' => 'Message-Boundary-19990614',
                 'fromaddr' => '@universalleaf.com',
                 'proto' => 6,
                 'debug' => 0,
                 'multipart' => 'Mixed',
                 'port' => 25,
                 'subject' => 'HP Notify Attachment',
                 'replyto' => '@universalleaf.com',
                 'idcounter' => 0,
                 'error' => -5,
                 'smtp' => '150.150.199.86',
                 'socket' => bless( \*Symbol::GEN0, 'FileHandle' ),
                 'to' => 'tompkic1@universalleaf.com',
                 'smtpaddr' => 'ĒV'
               }, 'Mail::Sender' );

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Thanks, killraven

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Mail::Sender returns malformed address by killraven
in thread Mail::Sender returns malformed address by killraven

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