I am in a fight right now with my ISP (RCN/starpower). They
have taken it upon themselves to add *Possible Junk Mail* to
the subject line of mail sent to me.  Friends and family
would be upset I think <smirk>.  One friend had mail
returned to her telling her it was spam and it was therefore
not delivered to me.  I have demanded that they remove my
address from their "spam filters" and they informed me today
"Engineers are diligently working to develop an option to
opt-out of the spam filter for subscribers who do not wish
to utilize the tool.  We apologize for any inconvenience
this may have caused you."

I think the efforts to control spam has driven the servers
mad.  I use K9, it is 99.8% successful in sending spam to
spam folders for trashing (some send it directly to trash, I
like the ability to review it) and I want the ISP off my
back.  I am complaining a LOT to my server.  I will vote
with my feet if I have to.

Elaine

Never have children, only
grandchildren. --Gore Vidal

Hello Marlene

On Thursday, May 13, 2004, you wrote

> Hi Gang,

>   Just thought I'd pass on a bit of information (which some of your already
> know). Your ISP/mail service is filtering (and
> blocking) your email. Both of
> these  blocked our latest digest for containing the url of the [EMAIL PROTECTED]@ck
> website, stating:
> "message contains one or more URLs or references content servers known to
> have caused complaints".  I don't know about you guys but I don't want
> ANYONE but ME deciding which email I want to block.

>   Believe me when I say I get hundred and hundreds of emails every day; and
> 95% of them are Spam. My email address has been around on the internet long
> enough to have been harvested thousands of times, add that to the fact that
> I have "several" email addresses which are targeted, and you can see why.
> But never, never, never do I want another person, or program (unless it's
> one I have configured) to decide which ones I will receive. Am I the only
> one who feels this way? We've had other message to bounce, stating: "[EMAIL 
> PROTECTED]
> content too high" but today this just really, really irked me. How about it
> guys?

> Marlene

> BTW ( I hope *this* message makes it though :-))
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