said:
>What dost thou referest to with thine "historical details" metaphor?
Amoung other things, the ZoneEdit account does not belong to SCOUG.
>Non, non, Sir Steven. Mark originated this thread complaining about *my*
>DSL DHCP outbound messages to him being blocked.
I understand this. Is it possibile that you somehow bypassed ZoneEdit?
>The problem is, whether I'm sending to Mark or SCOUG is sending to Denny,
>that the IP address is blocked by the receiving ISP. My IP is in a bank
>of IP addresses that are blocked by a small number of ISPs, and
>apparently the same for SCOUG.
The reason for the SCOUG is obvious, although stupid. The reason you were
blocked is still not quite clear to me. I thought you were sending though
ZoneEdit and that your real IP would not be an issue. If you are trying
to send direct, then I agree that the reason is the same.
Regards,
Steven
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