At 08:27 AM 13/08/03 -0700, Michelle Klein-Hass wrote: >Also, some SMTP servers check the originating IP to guard against using the >server as a spam relay. If you come in on an IP block not owned by your ISP, >you might not be able to use their SMTP server to send mail out. DSL Extreme, >my ISP, does this. Thankfully you can check and respond to your email with a >webmail interface.
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