> But, given all that: is there anyone else who is selling ISP
> access who is, by policy, randomly throwing mailing list mail
> on the ground without returning it?
Yes, most of them. For another example - For one of my own
domains, I got tired of handling mail to incorrect addresses and
SPAMs (the domain is one typo away from two other domains), and had
my hosting provider change the mail handler to silently drop
anything not to a known address on the floor. The heck widem! If
it's important, it'll get resent. My staff and I were spending an
hour a day correcting addresses and forwarding mail to people at
other domains, and they weren't doing the same thing for me - they
were dropping it on the floor (I tested). Yes this is not nice,
counter to the rules, and rude. No, I'm not alone.
G
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