Originally Posted By: joemikeb
Originally Posted By: plantsower
Does that mean I should contact my ISP and ask them to update their server?

I wouldn't tell them to update their server. I have dealt with enough technical support technicians over the years to know that would only make them defensive and they are not the ones empowered to make that decision. I recommend contacting them and giving them specific information on what is happening and I would be prepared to tell them the source SMTP servers the mail is coming from and I would also strongly recommend you try another email client on your Mac just so they won't have a convenient scapegoat in Apple Mail. There are some free email clients in the App Store that you could try. At the present time I am using Airmail from the App Store and I believe they still offer a trial version on their website or you could try the free Mozilla Thunderbird. Both of those are compatible with OS X 10.8.


OK. I happen to know the owner of my ISP as it is a small operation. He gets his stuff from Hurricane Electric, so I don't know if it would be up to him or them to do something. If I get another email client, I wouldn't be able to incorporate it into Apple mail, right? It would be another icon I would be dealing with? I have no problem with my mail.com emails.

Thanks.

Rita


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