Verizon faces lawsuit over email blocking...
According to Vincenzo, spam complaints come from spammers themselves. This sits at odds with our own correspondence from Verizon subscribers.
As an experienced sysadmin I can tell you that Verizon is simply incompetent, and will hopefully lose their shirts in court. (Oh wait, is this one of those frivolous lawsuits Bush wants to eliminate?)
I've done 100,000 email/day servers. That was 4 yrs ago, I suppose it's up to 1M/day today. It's work, but that's why they take your money, right?
Maybe spamassassin doesn't scale, but our mail server delivers to user inboxes no more than 5 - 10 spam per day, out of the thousands it receives. I get far, far less spam today than I did in 1998.
My guess is, Verizon would rather spend the money in court and the press than spend it on mailservers and good sysadmins for its customers.
Apparently my friends who use it say Earthlink is well run and filters spam well. Not an endorsement, I don't use them.
AMC content: I'm really getting worried for the survival of the AMC list.