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On 02/23/11 19:32, Bill Tillman wrote:
> The only problem with this is that unlike 10 years ago, today almost all ISP's
> block anything coming down port 25 unless you have an account that allows your
> e-mail server to work. And they of course charge for this. I used to enjoy my
> own private e-mail server but these days if the ISP's don't charge you for it
> they block it.

Not true with my ISP (Zen in the UK). They block port 25 by default, but 
open it if you ask without any charge. They're more expensive than the 
usual prolefeed ISPs and presume competence from their customers.