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"Meindert Sprang" wrote:

"AMY @ C-MAP" wrote in message
oups.com...
I did reply to your email and sent the registration code
back in June, which should have enabled immediate use - possibly my
reply was picked up by your Spam filter if you are using one(?).

This is indeed becoming a serious problem. We have some customers from the
USA that are with Verizon. And guess what? Verizon categorically blocks all
e-mail traffic from Europe and Asia. The result: people asking us support
questions but our answers never reach them.....

Meindert
www.shipmodul.com



Meindert.... Look at using a Third Party Maildrop external to your
Verizon Netowrk. I have had the same problem with ATT and a few other
ISP's, and finally setup a mailserver of my own that is external to
any of the ISP's that I have connections to. This external server
then forwards any mail that it gets to my specific User Account
on my email address, and allows me to send email anywhere on the
Internet without worring about any blocking issues from my ISP's....


Bruce in alaska
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