[NSRCA-discussion] (OT) SBCglobal e-mail problem

[Richard Lewis]

Marty,

I have no trouble with SBC global here in SE Texas.  I have noticed that their anti-spam engine will flush alot of e-mails with subject formats similar to the list subject to the online spam folder.  The only way to see them is to logon to the Yahoo/ATT/SbcGlobal web e-mail portal and look in the spam folder there.  At that point you can select messages in the spam folder and mark them as "Not Spam".  The filter will then recognize future messaged from the same source as OK and let them through.  I think you can also go to your account setting somewhere and kill the spam filter, but it's not that much of a nuisance once you get used to it.

Richard Lewis  




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From: "Martin X. Moleski, SJ" <moleski at canisius.edu>
To: NSRCA Discussion List <nsrca-discussion at lists.nsrca.org>
Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 12:24:18 AM
Subject: [NSRCA-discussion] (OT) SBCglobal e-mail problem

It's looks as though sbcglobal (the system on which
Robert Hixson is a customer) has very stringent
anti-spam measures in place.

Robert may not even be aware that this is going on.

I have received zero error messages from sbcglobal.

They seem to silently discard traffic that they
distrust.

Any other sbcglobal customers out there having
similar problems?

                Marty
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