Consult for Fetishphiles

gobgook2 · 2005-12-22, 11:56 AM

heya sue

of course every service is set up a bit differently... a lot of ISP's do filtering for you just like the freebie services (yahoo, g, etc) - in either case, the "allow from" whitelist isn't going to be on YOUR end (ie, outlook express) but rather on the ISP end. If you have access to web-based mail with your ISP check there first for allow/deny lists. If it's mail on your hosting account, check CPanel (if you have it...)

My christmas gift to you => pm me if you need more specific help hehe

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2005-12-22, 11:56 AM	#7
gobgook2 Are you sure you're an accredited and honored pornographer? Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 62	heya sue of course every service is set up a bit differently... a lot of ISP's do filtering for you just like the freebie services (yahoo, g, etc) - in either case, the "allow from" whitelist isn't going to be on YOUR end (ie, outlook express) but rather on the ISP end. If you have access to web-based mail with your ISP check there first for allow/deny lists. If it's mail on your hosting account, check CPanel (if you have it...) My christmas gift to you => pm me if you need more specific help hehe