All of the messages I have sent in the last two days to recipients with
comcast.net IDs are bouncing back with the explanation: Reason: Illegal
host/domain name found Remote system: dns;mx2.comcast.net
TCP|206.46.173.3|51451|76.96.30.116|25
Has anyone else had that problem? Or is it
Follow up: I went to Comcast's help site and found out that they use
TrendMicro for a spam filter, and it has identified verizon.net as a
spam source and blocked everything. Now I don't know what to do.
Mike
Mike Sloane wrote:
All of the messages I have sent in the last two days to recipients
It's possible you may get somewhere if you go through customer service with
comcast...it's also possible that at the very same time while on the phone
with them aliens will land in your front yard and crown you king of the
universe.
Might think about taking the plunge into web mail. You can set
Thanks, Mike. I agree with you 100%, and that is why I also have Yahoo
and Gmail accounts for those reasons. But I was wondering if any other
members of this group had encountered the same problem, or is it
something related to my verizon ID. Or maybe a local DNS problem (I am
in NJ).
Mike
You could try using OpenDNS instead of your local DNS to help sort out
if it's a DNS problem. But it does sound more like heavy-handed
filtering.
I did find this interesting bit of information which might be related:
http://emaildeliveryjedi.com/email-blog/
Email Delivery and Your Email
Talk to your ISP's (Verizon's) tech support and tell them to fix the problem.
That's their job. There should never be any reason to blacklist an entire
domain, especially a large one, unless it is truly a rogue domain. If you are
a business customer, give them even more grief and tell them
A Russian businessman has trademarked the ;-) emoticon used to convey a
wink in text messages and email.
Trademarks only prohibit uses that would cause market confusion. So this
Russian has rights that pertain to one specific use in trade, which he
must have stated in the trademark application.
On Dec 13, 2008, at 9:20 AM, Mike Sloane wrote:
Thanks, Mike. I agree with you 100%, and that is why I also have
Yahoo and Gmail accounts for those reasons. But I was wondering if
any other members of this group had encountered the same problem,
or is it something related to my verizon ID.
On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 6:37 PM, Tom Piwowar t...@tjpa.com wrote:
1. Yahoo's share is 148% of MS's share
So why are so many people still using MS Search and who are these people?
I have never seen anyone using MS Search. I even know people who use Dog
Pile, but nobody using MS Search. Could
