One of the expenses of living in a democracy is that the courts are
open to everyone; even to the spammers and the other parasites of
society. It's not cause for alarm when it's recognized that there
will always be those who take unfair advantage and abuse privilege.
That reality is a good reason
FYI, with all of the offshoring that is going on, don't be surprised to
see E-mail from otherwise American companies coming from servers
(connecting to your server) from places like China and India. For
instance, mssupport.microsoft.com has come to my server from
210.22.110.0/24, and even lack
I think you're reading more into it than is there.
Verizon didn't deliver what it promised or, to say it differently,
Verizon didn't deliver what their customers had a reasonable
expectation of receiving. That's the issue.
The allegation, and I think it is probably true, is that Verizon
indiscrim
I think this is good. Just think about the issues that you would have
if Verizon indiscriminately blocked you. We have heard a bunch of
stories about AOL and their spam reporting mechanism blacklisting
servers that are just merely forwarding to them. If these companies
blacklist providers li
This kinda scares me. Could this potentially set a precedence that
companies can be sued for blocking mail? i.e. You get sued for blocking
mail. We all block some legitimate mail at some point.. Thats the nature
of the game.
Darrell
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> Lets sign him up for a lot of spam from Korea, Japan, etc and see how he
> feels about blocking foreign IPs then...
>
> Sorry to go off on a rant here
The point is a company such as Verizon providing service to a wide and far
reaching ranged of customers can not arbitrarily make such a deci
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Lets sign him up for a lot of spam from Korea, Japan, etc and see how he
feels about blocking foreign IPs then...
Sorry to go off on a rant here
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That is f-ed up right there...
The damned lawyers are gonna get rich and every VZ customer will get a
coupon for a free day of service.
Marc
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Well, this snippet clearly shows that Verizon is on top of this
spam problem.
"Carmel said Verizon told him to e-mail the company to get his name put
on a whitelist, which frustrated him even further since the company is
blocking all of his e-mails."
Andrew 8)
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