I solved this ages ago by opening a gmail account. I then forward my gmail to my comcast account (and used to do this to my verizon account as well). It doesn't get filtered that way.
I got tired of the provider based emails long ago. They "get you" because you are "locked" into them. If you ever change, you can risk losing email. Plus, you have attachment restrictions, etc. Best to have your own domain, then, you can do what you want... :) Not always an option I know, but still....
Didn't I teach you how to fix this last time, Juliet? :)
I have just enough time to find the old thread with the instructions, but not quite enough time to actually submit the request. I'll let someone else do it this time.
I think that every three months, they go all security like on us. It is a pain in the arse for us and especially you guys who have to go through the blacklist thing.
I think that every three months, they go all security like on us. It is a pain in the arse for us and especially you guys who have to go through the blacklist thing.
I think that every three months, they go all security like on us. It is a pain in the arse for us and especially you guys who have to go through the blacklist thing.
Gmail is a wonderful thing.
Yea re routing the messages through your Gmail account like Kelli also mentioned might be an idea.
