Philip Prindeville wrote: > > I.e. any provider or country that doesn't have an institutional policy > of prosecuting spam senders... Erm, so you're going to block all of the US, correct? > BTW: A finer point is that I block Comcast USER IP addresses. If > Comcast has mail servers that have a separate address block (and most > ISP's do) and users send their outgoing email through their provider's > relay, then I will happily accept those messages. I will not accept > email > coming from the subscriber IP address blocks, however.
No Phillip, You currently block comcast SERVER addresses. I use comcast's relays. I do NOT direct deliver. My message sent directly to you bounced. Earlier I suggested you should do this, and you essentially blew me off. Now you're trying to claim this is the configuration you use, when evidence suggests otherwise. > >> IMHO, blocking entire ISP domains makes you part of the problem and >> not part of the solution... >> Then again.. you might be the only user on your system; in which case >> ... who cares! > > > Exactly. You've come around to my point of view. I agree. I only care to the extent that I refuse to offer free tech help to those that block my ISP. *shrug*
