Thanks everyone for your replies,
I have a few web hosts to look at now.
The big problem is that automatic filtering does not work, in that it
will bounce legitimate e mail.
I use mailwasher to filter our e mail, I have it set to highlight e
mail that is listed on some
On Jun 7, 2007, at 4:38 AM, John Francis wrote:
As a satisfied user, I can recommend panix.com.
The only time *any* mail has been filtered was during one
of the most prolific email virus floods, which could easily
fill your mailbox with tens of megabytes of messages.
Panix implemented a
Hi,
I need a new web host.
Despite telling me they would not filter my e mail for spam, our
current web host bounced an e mail from a family friend as spam. Our friend,
not being very internet literate, assumed we were snubbing her.
When I enquired about this they
I think they all filter these days, there is so much spam that it would act as
a DOS attack if not filtered out. About the only thing you can really ask for
is fairly lenient filtering.
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No, you can still get non-filtered email and hosting. I know MCI/Verizon
Business does it, but we're a little expensive for the home user or
small business.
-Adam
graywolf wrote:
I think they all filter these days, there is so much spam that it would act
as a DOS attack if not filtered
As a satisfied user, I can recommend panix.com.
The only time *any* mail has been filtered was during one
of the most prolific email virus floods, which could easily
fill your mailbox with tens of megabytes of messages.
Panix implemented a specific (short-term) filter for just
that virus.
On
Does your ISP have an on-line address book...if so any addresses entered
there will not be filtered out as the filter software sees them as OK.
Also, go into your e-mail setup online and see if there is a list of
blocked domains on your account - you should be able to take the ones
off that
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