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Zdenek Jizba wrote:
>
> I got tired of sending "whiteline" messages to verizon. So I finally
> decided to call directly (and wait, wait for a human to respond).
> I was directed to access start.verizon.net. Then check my e-mail
> and select the options. One option is the "block sender list".
> Well I did not get anywhere near that because there was a
> 'javascript error' and that was the end of that. If the block
> sender list is the cause of the blockage, I have no idea how
> SCOUG.COM got onto it.
>
> Denny
>
I went to the library to resolve the "block sender list". There
was only one entry "jizba@gte.net" (my e-mail address before the
gte was replaced by verizon). However I did enter SCOUG.COM
on the second "do NOT block list". Maybe that will work, and if
it does, I will let you know.
Denny
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