Bob Kinney wrote:
> Not wanting to get too off topic here (sorry everybody), but are you
> saying that you relay through their servers?
> They tolerate from/reply-to addresses for your own domain, or is this
> a POP style arrangement facilitated via sendmail?
Most ISP's allows you to use anything in the From field that you want.
I've used tmz@xxxxxxxxx for many years and for most of that time, I
was not using pobox.com for smtp service.
I am using pobox.com as my personal smtp provider now, due to constant
problems with comcast blocking the mail that was forwarded to my
comcast account from pobox.com and a general slowness of comcast's
mail servers. I use comcast only for bandwidth at this point --
that's about all they are good for IMO.
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