On Mon, 6 Dec 2004, Rich Kulawiec wrote: > "Based on my conversations last week, Comcast's network engineers > would like to be more aggressive. But the marketing department > shot down a ban on port 25 because of its circa $58 million price > tag--so high partially because some subscribers would have to be > told how to reconfigure their mail programs to point at Comcast's > servers, and each phone call to the help desk costs $9."
Thats quite ok, if theyre unwilling to filter port 25 on their end, we are more than happy to filter port 25 on our end. Many have already done this. -Dan
