I am a member of many Yahoo groups and have always chosen to have
messages from those groups sent to one or other of my email accounts
(NOT at yahoo), from which I then retrieve mail using Mozilla or
Thunderbird, which filters them into various group-specific folders AND
deals with what *I* consider to be SPAM in the way I choose.
For a long time I was using [at] att.net email addresses, but AT&T kept
"bouncing" messages because they were allegedly SPAM, whereupon Yahoo
stopped sending further messages to that address. The only remedy was --
once I noticed that I wasn't getting any Yahoo groups messages (and that
could take a while) -- to go through Yahoo's "reactivate email address"
procedure, but in the meantime I could have missed messages in an
important discussion.
I then changed to Charter. Eveerythign started OK, but now Charter has
started "bouncing" messages just as AT&T did. Chartere explicitly says
that it is not possible to create a "white list."
Am I correct in assuming that, if I use a POP-accessible (non-free)
Yahoo mail account, all messages from Yahoo groups will be delivered
without interference? I can't find any information about this on the
Yahoo web site -- or any way of asking the question there.
Perce
