I know it is that provider, and they confirmed it. Back when I used
to have Comcast as a provider I had issues with receiving e-mail, I
neither received them, and most of the time the sender would not get a
message that I didn't receive the message. When I confronted customer
service, they told me it was a benefit for their customers, because it
was meant to prevent spam from getting through. And if I was unhappy
with it, they recommended I open a hotmail account. I got tons of
spam in my comcast account, just not the messages I did want. But as
Clay said, there was not really any other option that did what we
needed. When I got really annoyed, I did as they suggested, and went
to gmail. Much less spam, and I get the messages I want. :)
Cindy from Dallas, TX
RavelryID: cinhad
Blog: http://knittingyards.wordpress.com/ (updated 6/7/09)
On Jul 7, 2009, at 12:05 PM, Clay Blackwell wrote:
As someone on Comcast, I can safely say that the problem is with
this provider.
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