Thread: Missing e mails
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Old 06-01-2004, 17:55   #37
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Re: Missing e mails
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Originally Posted by stuartbe
You dont work for them do you ?

Seriosly though - Looks pretty good !! I think the price tag may be out of NTL'S bracket though.

I cant get the picture of two monkeys reading email on a screen out of my head
No I don't, I use Demon for overpriced web hosting and pretty good shopping cart and credit card acceptance. I initially used them for dial up and still for backup ISDN access (free with shopsite) when NTL is pants. I also use theirs not NTLs POP servers (but NTLs SMTP servers).

The Spam issue is interesting as Demons POP servers have been through significant growing pains over recent months as they collapsed under the weight of spam. A big upgrade has solved this, but it looks like they want to capacity manage (and IMHO improve the end user experience) by implementing filtering.

Being as my mail box got 600 spam mails between 23/12 and 4/1 I will be able to report back on the results.
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