wrote:
R. Scott,

Looking at the Supernews website I see that they offer their service
to ISP's. How would one find out if their ISP uses them? I don't see
much spam, but I haven't been active here for long. As you can tell
from my e-mail address I use Charter, but the notvalid is because I
don't use that e-mail account. I use my University account which has
descent spam filters. (I know that Supernews doesn't do e-mail, I was
just curious)

The best, and probably the easiest, way is to ask your ISP.

--
Mike Andrews

Tired old sysadmin

wrote:
R. Scott,

Looking at the Supernews website I see that they offer their service
to ISP's. How would one find out if their ISP uses them? I don't see
much spam, but I haven't been active here for long. As you can tell
from my e-mail address I use Charter, but the notvalid is because I
don't use that e-mail account. I use my University account which has
descent spam filters. (I know that Supernews doesn't do e-mail, I was
just curious)

The best, and probably the easiest, way is to ask your ISP.

--
Mike Andrews

Tired old sysadmin

I don't subscribe to Supernews, but that must be what my ISP (Charter) uses.

MB


On 06/16/04 12:16 pm R. Scott put fingers to keyboard and launched the
following message into cyberspace:

How come in so many newsgroups I keep seeing complaints about alleged
spam messages that I have never seen?

easy, Your on Supernews. The admins there are AONE Top notch, they kill
USNET spam on contact pretty much.

I known this.
Much spams is closed for my...
But I not have scare, becouse this outlast 2 year.
Thanks...
----- Original Message -----
From: "R. Scott"
Newsgroups: rec.radio.amateur.equipment
Sent: 16 June, 2004 6:16 PM
Subject: Unbelievable a My story




Minnie Bannister wrote:

How come in so many newsgroups I keep seeing complaints about alleged
spam messages that I have never seen?

MB

easy, Your on Supernews. The admins there are AONE Top notch, they kill
USNET spam on contact pretty much.

--
Rick N7HJ
Everett, Washington
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Minnie Bannister wrote:

How come in so many newsgroups I keep seeing complaints about alleged
spam messages that I have never seen?

MB

easy, Your on Supernews. The admins there are AONE Top notch, they kill
USNET spam on contact pretty much.

--
Rick N7HJ
Everett, Washington
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R. Scott,

Looking at the Supernews website I see that they offer their service
to ISP's. How would one find out if their ISP uses them? I don't see
much spam, but I haven't been active here for long. As you can tell
from my e-mail address I use Charter, but the notvalid is because I
don't use that e-mail account. I use my University account which has
descent spam filters. (I know that Supernews doesn't do e-mail, I was
just curious)

Carey

KI4DVI

On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 16:16:51 GMT, "R. Scott"
wrote:



Minnie Bannister wrote:

How come in so many newsgroups I keep seeing complaints about alleged
spam messages that I have never seen?

MB

easy, Your on Supernews. The admins there are AONE Top notch, they kill
USNET spam on contact pretty much.

I don't subscribe to Supernews, but that must be what my ISP (Charter) uses.

MB


On 06/16/04 12:16 pm R. Scott put fingers to keyboard and launched the
following message into cyberspace:

How come in so many newsgroups I keep seeing complaints about alleged
spam messages that I have never seen?

easy, Your on Supernews. The admins there are AONE Top notch, they kill
USNET spam on contact pretty much.

Minnie Bannister wrote:
How come in so many newsgroups I keep seeing complaints about alleged
spam messages that I have never seen?

Maybe you're one of those lucky souls whose news provider runs
Cleanfeed.

--
Mike Andrews

Tired old sysadmin

Minnie Bannister wrote:

How come in so many newsgroups I keep seeing complaints about alleged
spam messages that I have never seen?

MB

easy, Your on Supernews. The admins there are AONE Top notch, they kill
USNET spam on contact pretty much.

--
Rick N7HJ
Everett, Washington
Remove THREAD to reply.

Ken Taylor wrote:

"Zoran Dimitrijevic" wrote in message
...
Utter, utter nut-case, drivelly, crappy Spam deleted

Whoops, nothing left.

I've sent a LART to his ISP, for all the good that'll do. It may be
worth your while to follow suit, since some ISPs require utterly
unreasonable minimum numbers of gripes (e.g., from 30 different
sources in the case of one ISP) before they'll so much as warn
the subscriber.

--
Verio would spam using an electric kettle if they could - and they've
probably tried.
-- Ian Jennings, in the Monastery

How come in so many newsgroups I keep seeing complaints about alleged
spam messages that I have never seen?

MB

On 06/15/04 04:32 pm Ken Taylor put fingers to keyboard and launched the
following message into cyberspace:

"Zoran Dimitrijevic" wrote in message
...
Utter, utter nut-case, drivelly, crappy Spam deleted

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