[Scspamcop] Re: cox now blocking reports to spamcop (labelling them as spam)

[Robert Blair]

On Thu, 10 May 2007 23:03:40 UTC, "Miss Betsy" <devnull at spamcop.net> 
wrote:

> IMHO, it wouldn't take long for consumers to realize the value of a 
> responsible email service provider.  As it is now, email is getting to be 
> too unreliable.  I just had all the emails I sent to aol users returned.  I 
> don't know why.  Also, a newsletter that my husband gets is being dropped by 
> hotmail.  Again, it is a major hassle to resolve (and the mailing list is 
> whitelisted even).  It would be so much easier just to say, "OK, you aren't 
> helping me block spam and aren't helping me receive the email I want, I will 
> find someone who does."  At the moment the only way to do that is to become 
> a mail server admin.

There are hosting companies that allow you to opt-out of all spam 
filtering.  I know because I switched, in one month, from my ISP to a 
hosting company, which turned out to be worse than my ISP, then 
switching again to my current hosting company.  Since then I have not 
had problems either sending or receiving email.  Keeping my fingers 
crossed that my talking about it does not cause bad vibes.


-- 
Robert Blair