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MAIL RELAYINGWhy do I receive a message like "This recipient is not acceptable to the mail server"? Trans-Video.Net has a strong system in place to prevent unsolicited email ("spam") -- and that includes the refusal to relay mail, that is, to send mail from outside your own Trans-Video.Net connection. There are two issues to this:
The first issue is that our mail servers make sure you're a legitimate Trans-Video.Net user, and are not merely trying to use our email system to send spam. (Legitimate customers who do send spam violate Trans-Video.Net's Terms of Service.) For those of you with web host email or other alternative email services, you may use your existing return address in your Trans-Video.Net mail setup, and the email will get to you normally. The second issue is one we're working to make easier. Spam email puts a great drain on resources as millions of uwanted messages clog the Internet's gateways and choke our servers. That's why "open mail relays" -- the standard on the Internet just a few years ago -- have been closed. You can send email using only the ISP you're connected to (Trans-Video.Net in our case). Note: Wherever you are, if you can get on line and have your Outlook, Netscape Mail, or Eudora with you, you can check your email. I travel and want to use email on the road. How do I do that? There are two solutions to sending email from out of town.
I'm still confused. How do I fix this problem? When you're connected to Trans-Video.Net, make sure your system settings are set up correctly and, if you're away from home, use a web-based email service. |