Alvin Kinsey wrote: >AT&T has worked very well for me. I use Mac, Windows, Linux, Freebsd. > > > >I am in the market for a stable e-mail host. I was using mac.com, >but had basically given up on them because of reliability before the >Apple thought it would be a good revenue stream. I switched to using >my ISP's mail, but they just notified me they are going out of >business. I'd like to know of a hosted e-mail system that is: > >1) Reliable >2) Doesn't stuff my e-mail full of spam. > > > Mac OL (MacOnline) has been good to me for the past few months. No problems, we used to have problems before because they used some sort of host or server and they changed now, dunno what that is but since the last time they changed (in two years they changed twice) everything is great now, NO SPAM, never, they can prove it. I can enforce it since the spam I've gotten ever is because I've sign up for it one way or another ;) I've been using it like 2 years and the first year I never gave my email address so I didn't get any spam at all.
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