In my comcast account I can go and find the emails trying to get to me that were stopped as spam. The last time I emptied that folder there was a years worth of emails----450 or so—none of them had anything to do with InterNachi----more about improving the size of things if you know what I mean:D
Charles, the problem was that Comcast was blocking InterNACHI emails before they even get to your spam folder so you didn’t have a choice in the matter.
Are you sure about this-
Thank you for contacting Comcast Customer Security Assurance. We have received and reviewed your RBL removal request.
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“66.45.229.10”
We have received your request for removal from our inbound blocklist. After investigating the issue, we have found that the IP you provided for removal is currently not on our blocklist.
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I got that same sort of BS from Microsoft for 3 months about 2 years ago. “You’re not on any blacklist”. It wasn’t until I filed BBB complaint and got to talk to one of the blacklist guys who hides in a top secret room that I found out they actually blocked an entire range of 72 IP addresses becuase there was a spammer among the range.