Linux Friendly ISP (and reliability of e-mail service)

[ken_gosier at yahoo.com (Ken Gosier)]

One further question: Are ISP's in general good about
reliably sending/receiving e-mail?

I've had some problems with lost e-mails from my yahoo
acct; when In tried to follow up, all I could get back was
canned responses. ("Did you make sure you typed the email
address correctly?" etc.)

Everything seems good with a pop account on 110.net. But
then I started using a pop mail on a domain hosted at
powweb.com, and again yesterday I didn't receive an email I
know was sent to me.

Um, Arrggghh ??

Many thanks for passing along any related experiences--



> On Mon, 8 Jan 2001, Billy SG McCarthy wrote:
> 
> > I tried checking the archives for this question, but
> > couldn't seem to find the archives on the BLU site, so
> > here it is, probably again for some.
> >
> > I couldn't seem to find a  Free ISP that's friendly to
> > linux, so I decided to suck it up and just pay for it.
> >  I'm having trouble finding that even.  Mostly because
> > I can't really think of any besides AOL and Earthlink.
> >


=====
Ken Gosier
ken_gosier at yahoo.com

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