Thanks for all your help. It now fetches all as needed. I noticed it doesnt just fetch "aa.company.com" and "bb.company.com". It fetches anything that is in front of "company.com". So if there is an email with "myname@xx.company.com" the reg expression will fetch the "xx.company.com". Any way to correct it so it just fetches the three I mentioned earlier? 
anyname@aa.company.com
anyname@bb.company.com
anyname@company.com

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Here is the script that you fixed for me: 
use File::Find;

sub wanted
{
  local *F;
  if( $_ =~ /\.html?$/)
  {
     my $name = $File::Find::name;
     open ( F, $name ) or die "$!: $name\n";
     while($line = <F>)
     {

           if($line =~ /\@(?:aa\.|\.bb)*company\.com/)

        {
           print "FILE = $_ ;
        }
     }
     close F;
    }
}
find( \&wanted, "/directory/path" );

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If this is all that can be done then I do thank you for helping me get this far. Thanks again!

In reply to Re: Re (3): Getting all emails by Anonymous Monk
in thread Getting all emails by Anonymous Monk

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