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>This explains much... about Plectere.com's intolerance of relay checks..
>using rfc-ignorant as a SMTP block layer critera clearly indicates that
>Plectere is on the "extreme" side. Perhaps they are a subcontractor for
>Verizon and implemented the blockade of all of europe....
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I readily admit to being on the "extreme" side. I also refuse,
Hotmail, MSN and most cable providers (with a significant whitelist for
friends and relatives). I don't believe in jumping the artificial hoops
created by some service providers to get a valid complaint filed (and for
comcast, totally ignored in most cases - P.S. I am a comcast customer,
though I would never use their internet service).
And no, Verizon has never been one of my customers, but I bet you
actually use either hardware of software I designed for some other large
companies (do you use any *nix, or Intel chipset based motherboards?).
Paul Shupak
