On Aug 3, 2007, at 12:30 PM, Warren Michelsen wrote:
Finally, I told my client, who has a domain on my server and a
bellsouth account, to contact them herself. Problem was fixed the
same days she called. If you have no clients with bellsouth, have
your account holders who are trying to send to bellsouth contact
their would-be recipients and ask them to complain to bellsouth.
I did that, also. It was 'resolved' for a couple of days, and then
blocked again. Their tech support told the customer to have me
contact them, which I did, and was told to send an email to an
address there that would then log my IP as good. Problem? That
address bounced as over quota!
On top of this, another of our subscribers was told that all
customers have to ask individually for the blocking to cease--i.e.,
there is no blanket whitelist.
Of course, at&t has been letting only some of our mail through since
January of 06, yet when contacted they say that they are not blocking
us.
Not doing this for a living, I spend whatever time I can, but tell
folks that if they really want their mail, they should get a GMail
account.
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Holy Trinity Ev.-Luth. Church (Unaltered Augsburg Confession)
P.O. Box 2612 - Harrison, Arkansas 72602
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