May 25th, 2004, 02:22 PM
It was resolved for most of the complainants. It will never be resolved for everyone.
Each time we change IP addresses on our server, we end up in some new ISP killfile because the IP address was used by a spammer in a previous contract, or the Web hosting provider sold some other IP address to a spammer in a previous contract, or because the Web hosting provider sneezed on the wrong day.
Many ISPs wrongly believe that by blocking IP addresses indefinitely, they are somehow waging a just and effective war against spam. There is nothing we can do about that.
You either get email from us or you don't.
Each time we change IP addresses on our server, we end up in some new ISP killfile because the IP address was used by a spammer in a previous contract, or the Web hosting provider sold some other IP address to a spammer in a previous contract, or because the Web hosting provider sneezed on the wrong day.
Many ISPs wrongly believe that by blocking IP addresses indefinitely, they are somehow waging a just and effective war against spam. There is nothing we can do about that.
You either get email from us or you don't.