Howdy,

Wednesday, October 25, 2006, 11:44:51 PM, Perry wrotened:

>   As a former technical support Product Specialist for BellSouth's
>   FastAccess service, I can guess what they'll say, unless things have
>   changed since I retired.

Sounds  like  a  typical  support  service  to  me,  so I'd doubt your
experience will be far off.

>   Have you tried using another MUA, like Outlook Express, and if so do
>   you get the same results? Or can you send mail out through their
>   Webmail interface (http://webmail.bellsouth.net)? Definitely do your
>   homework in exploring these alternatives before calling and save
>   yourself some grief. I'm afraid you won't get much help from them with
>   getting The Bat! to work though.

This  is  very  sound  advice. You could take the position that if the
mail is being rejected because its coming from a spam blacklisted smtp
server, then it is unlikely to be The Bat's fault (and its unlikely to
be anything on your pc). But this may cause the conversation to desend
into  argument.  Depends  on the person you speak to, and if they know
what they are doing.

Speaking  from  an  ISP  that currently has one of its IP ranges being
affected  by  a  similar  issue,  and  depending  on whether Bellsouth
maintain their own servers, or outsource them, this problem could take
a  while to resolve. But I would say its best to report it ASAP, as if
the  ISP  are  inundated  with  similar  calls  they tend to act a bit
quicker, which I would assume may well be happening.

Basically  be  persistent. You have the facts. Keep banging on at them
till they fix it.

-- 
Have Fun,

Ben Allen

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