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On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 22:36:24 PST8, Larry Tawa wrote:
>Speakeasy.net has an excellent reputation for allowing any user to run a
>server without limitations - at least none that I have seen any reports
>on. Viruses are filtered out if you use their mail servers although IIRC
>if you state an appropriate why your email should be non-filtered for
>viruses Speakeasy.net may let viruses in as long as the viruses are not
>propagated (my interpretation). Of course Speakeasy.net is expensive
>compared to dslextreme - you pay for what you get. I do not uses
>Speakeasy.net's spam filter - I filter spam on my end. YMMV.
Larry,
Thanks for your suggestion. I'll look into Speakeasy.net.
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Kevin L. Hill
Long Beach, CA
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