comcast website's

[Todd Zullinger]

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 at pobox.com 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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