High Tom,
I was about to ask you if comcast.netwas one of them, but you answered my 
question before I could ask it.
Thanks man, I will check things out on my end too.
  John.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2007 8:00 AM
Subject: Problem With List Members Being Unsubscribed


> During the last few days, for an unknown reason, messages
> from the pc audio list have been bounced from a few ISPs.  I
> have tried to find all e-mail addresses and reset their
> bounce setting so they will receive posts again but I might
> have missed some.  The amount of spam that gets bounced from
> the list has increased tremendously in recent weeks and
> weeding out true bounced messages that I should respond to
> gets more and more difficult.
>
> The ISPs doing the bouncing are mainly
> cox.net, juno.com, aol.com and a few members in Australia.
>
> If the bouncing continues perhaps subscribers to those ISPs
> can contact their ISP and have them stop bouncing messages
> from pc-audio.org.  A while back the same problem occurred
> with comcast.net and finally thanks to a very diligent lady
> she got things corrected.  Thanks to her.
>
> If there are any questions or problems let me know:
>
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