It turns out that the spam filter as my ISP has been filtering out 80%
of the traffic on this list that I would have eagerly read if it had not
been sent to the spam folder at my ISP that I manually have to log in to
in order to read.
My ISP is wierd, they bought up AOL and now my inbox is actually an AOL
inbox. I actually subscribed to a support contract, on top of my Verizon
FIOS contract for no other reason than to talk to someone who could help
me receive all of my incomming e-mails. Their techsupport is 100%
directed at client-end issues, dealing with the usual flatheads whom, I
guess, populate the goddamn planet. It turns out that they have
effectively DEIFIED the "system" and that once THE SYSTEM decides a
message is spam, it will go to the spam folder (to be deleted after 30
days,) and there isn't a single thing any mortal man can do except to
manually log in to the webmail account and manually retrieve messages
from the spam folder, and even paying them for a special support
contract will not get them to question THE SYSTEM's absolute authority
on this matter. =|
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#EggCrisis #BlackWinter
White is the new Kulak.
Powers are not rights.
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