Like I said, there are ways around everything. Here is something from no-ip.com
Cheers Jeromey -----Original Message----- From: No-IP Alerts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 9:22 PM To: Jeromey Hannel Subject: Attention mail server administrators Hello Jeromey, NOTICE: Mail you send from your dynamic IP may not be reaching your customers. Many ISP's including AOL,Road Runner have started rejecting mail sent from residential dynamic IP address blocks in attempt to reduce the amount of unsolicited email that travels through their networks. No-IP.com has been working around the clock to provide a solution, Alternate-Port SMTP. Altnerate-Port SMTP solves a couple of problems our users encounter when trying to send mail from a residential service such as blocked outbound port 25, AOL and other ISPs rejecting mail based on ip, and inability to send mail from email addresses @yourdomain.com For detailed information about this service please visit: http://www.no-ip.com/svc/mail/smtp Some providers that restrict outbound port 25 include - NetZero - Mindspring - MSN - Earthlink - Flashnet - MediaOne - AT&T - Verizon - Bell Canada - Cox Note that Alternate-Port SMTP is for outbound mail only. Should your ISP block inbound port 25 you will need our Mail Reflector service (http://www.no-ip.com/svc/mail/reflector). If you are unsure what service you need or have questions please open a support ticket at http://www.no-ip.com/ticket/ Regards, No-IP.com Alerts
