>>>>> "Mark" == Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mark> I have heard other reports of ISP's offering Mailman service
Mark> and effectively restricting Mailman to 500 (or some number)
Mark> of recipients per hour. I think this is ridiculous,
Mark> deceptive and borders on fraudulent.
I don't think it's unreasonable at all if properly explained before
you sign up. It can be very useful. I used to run a half-dozen lists
for family and friends, ie, literally small circles of 3-10 members.
None of them ever sent as many as 100 messages in a day, let alone in
an hour. As the FAQ puts it, this kind of restriction is what you're
signing up for when you get a "consumer" account.
One should read the fine print when signing up for services that seem
remarkably cheap, that's all.
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