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RM> Yes, the huge places like Google and Microsoft make a lot of money
RM> from getting ads to you and/or selling your personal info to whoever
RM> will pay for it..

KW>True. With regards to mail, the large carriers have a lackadaisical
  >approach to removing false positives, almost as if they'd prefer you
  >give up and move to their service!   :)

I find most services don't do much about that. The worst thing,
probably just an excuse to make your life miserable if you use
some other service, if anyone from some eMail provider, even if
they have many millions of users, will block all eMail from that
service if one person there gets caught sending out Spam and such.

I've had to go online a few times and fill out forms to have my
address removed from someones's automatic eMail blocking.

I don't have a lot of user experience with gMail since, although
I am required to have an account there for devices, I have anything
sent to me at gMail automatically forwarded to another of my  eMail
addresses and, if it requires a reply, I will usually switch the
sender over to use my other address instead.

Just looking online and apparently gMail has 1.8 Billion users,
or about 1/4 of everyone world wide with an eMail address.
No wonder they like to play the Bully..   B)

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 * SLMR Rob  * If at first you do succeed, try not to look astonished
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