On 9/8/2011 9:52 AM, Malcolm Greene wrote:

> Michael,

>

> Its problems like you describe that encourage me to suggest you using a

> commercial SMTP hosting service.

>

> I'm a big fan of fastmail.fm's paid email services that provide smtp

> accounts that work on a variety of ports. I believe most commercial

> email services offer a similar capability (yahoo, etc).

>

> For $20-$40 year you can save yourself a lot of hassle :)

Mal,

So you pay $20-$40/year and can then use their email as the sender to

all your clients, and the connections to their mail server are then

guaranteed to work?

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