NTL - what have I let myself in for!

[Brian Somers]

> > NTL appear to be blacklisting their own servers :-O
> 
> Which wouldn't surprise me at all... although it might be that mail.com has 
> taken a dislike to ntl (scott.mitchell at mail.com forwards to an ntl
> address).

I found out a while ago that AOL will reject mail from AOL unless 
it's from one of their own mx machines.  This is an attempt to get 
rid of spam, but means that if you use anybody besides AOL as a smart 
host for an AOL account, you can't mail other people in AOL :-/

Perhaps this is what's happening here - NTL not accepting mail from 
NTL if it's being forwarded by a non-NTL mx.

> 	Scott
> 
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