Mark Leder wrote: > Does anyone know of a resource of postmater/network contacts, emails, urls, > etc. that can be used to contact appropriate network providers to get mail > IP address(es) whitelisted? I've already done AOL, but I know that there > are others, such as corecomm, AT&T, etc. that are now once again blocking my > emails since I've flipped servers.
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