DoctorBill wrote:
My incoming E-Mails are being rejected by some 'filter' that the ISP
uses to cut down on SPAM.
"Client host [xx.xx.xx.xxx] blocked using dnsbl.sorbs.net"
(I placed the x's to not give the address.)
Is this practice becoming the norm ?
I don't want to have to obtain a second phone line ISP just to get my E-Mail w/o
it being filtered.
Virtually all ISPs and e-mail providers have SPAM filters. Apparently
your's has just gotten a tougher one.
You don't have to change your ISP, you could try Google mail or other
web mail sites, to see if your mail comes through better. I use
Gmail.com for a secondary mailbox and think it is excellent, however it
has terrific SPAM filters.
My regular ISP occasionally blocks mail from 2 friends on AOL, but I
prefer my mail having the other garbage being filtered out. :)
bj
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