Re: dynamic ip: cold hard facts

[Uncle George <qmail@gatworks.com>]

I guess its a-ok to place the innocent in jail, merely because they fit
the profile of all those other non-innocent folks.

It it too much to ask for the elimination of dynamic ip's in its entirety.

I'm sure that I can go on, but i'd rather get the attention of the FTC
about the "unfair business practices".
:)

BTW let me know how it goes routing your mail through some other
organization.

jason kawaja wrote:

> i do (at least i trust rbl lists that say they are blocking them).   the 
> rare cases of legitimate email blocked do not outweigh the  
> effectiveness of blocking the many illegitimate mails.  people can  
> relay their originated dynamic deliveries through a server provided  by 
> their ISP or similar, it's not too much to ask.
> --
> Jason Kawaja, 2-4568
> IT Expert, UF Dept of ECE