John Levine <johnl@iecc.com> wrote:
> > Looks like you manage home-sized domain. If somebody charge you to serve
> > more than hundred users, you w'll be beaten for each and every failure.
>
> I have about 850 user mailboxes, and I certainly get a certain number of
> complaints, but I cannot remember the last time anyone complained about
> losing mail due to it being sent from a dynamic address.
>
> Maybe things are different in Russia, but in North America, all the mail
> sent from dynamic addresses is spam.
Nice assertion, but false. Until six months ago, for instance, all my mail
originated from a "dynamic" address (that changed, on average, once every two
years), and none of it was spam.
And unless I'm much mistaken, Saskatoon is in North America.
And I'm hardly the only one in that situation.
Charles
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