Re: OT spam blockers and ebay have you experienced this???
I have Spamkiller on my PC because I get 100 to 200 spams a day. Unfortunately it kills some valid mail every once in a while. A lot of my clients are lawyers, and the legalese they always seem to have appended to their emails trips the spamkiller. tv I know there is a lawyer joke in there somewhere. Marnie aka Doe ;-)
OT spam blockers and ebay have you experienced this???
I was annoyed enough when a REPLY to a friend on earthlink got bounced as suspicious mail (she wrote me but had not added me to her address book) When I hit reply to tell a customer who paid with PAYPAL that I was mailing her stuff today the mail bounced. I was puzzled because I had sent a notice she had won which didnt bounce. turns out her PAYPAL account is at a different address than her regular ebay account. This make no sense. Has anyone else experienced this? annsan
RE: OT spam blockers and ebay have you experienced this???
-Original Message- From: Ann Sanfedele [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I was annoyed enough when a REPLY to a friend on earthlink got bounced as suspicious mail (she wrote me but had not added me to her address book) When I hit reply to tell a customer who paid with PAYPAL that I was mailing her stuff today the mail bounced. I was puzzled because I had sent a notice she had won which didnt bounce. turns out her PAYPAL account is at a different address than her regular ebay account. This make no sense. Has anyone else experienced this? I have Spamkiller on my PC because I get 100 to 200 spams a day. Unfortunately it kills some valid mail every once in a while. A lot of my clients are lawyers, and the legalese they always seem to have appended to their emails trips the spamkiller. tv
Re: OT spam blockers and ebay have you experienced this???
tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have Spamkiller on my PC because I get 100 to 200 spams a day. Unfortunately it kills some valid mail every once in a while. A lot of my clients are lawyers, and the legalese they always seem to have appended to their emails trips the spamkiller. I get my domain (web site and email) hosted by a company called Spamblocked.com. They use DNSBLs (DNS Block Lists) that have cut my spam down to one or two per week (and my email address is all over the place). One advantage of DNSBLs as opposed to user filters like spamkiller is that they send a 550 reject message to the sender so if it's legit, they'll *know* their message didn't get through and can take appropriate action (send from a different email address or make a phone call). -- Mark Roberts Photography and writing www.robertstech.com
