I voted leave it alone, I would tolerate it being marked as spam.
But I will
not tolerate NTL taking it upon themselves not to deliver certain items of my email. If NTL adopt (or have adopted) this policy then they
must provide an opt-out, such as Demon have done.
Whilst not a legal expert, I would suspect that the deletion of the wrong email may well leave NTL vulnerable to consequential loss claims.
If I discover that NTL have started deleting certain of my emails I shall be taking my business elsewhere.
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A well established and maintained blacklist would not filter out the legitimate emails described in previous posts.
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I have used the Spamcop blacklist and got a
lot of false positives, so I'm afraid I have no confidence in them or NTL's ability to select a "A well established and maintained blacklist"
NTL's responsibility should be restricted to preventing spam being
sent from NTL accounts only. If all ISP's did that, then there would be no spam.
Enterian