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>Do any of the same people even work there any more, you know? I do not know. What point are you making here? Regardless of the answer to that question, the pr
by jpitz 9y ago
>Do any of the same people even work there any more, you know?
I do not know. What point are you making here? Regardless of the answer to that question, the provider is still using a specious justification to cancel an account they have provided for twenty years.
- kazinator 9y agoAnyway, I don't agree with them on the grounds that there shouldn't be "noreply" accounts. They want to seize it from him so that they can spam people with "noreply@theirdomain.com", which they shouldn't be doing. E-mails should be sent with valid return addresses that someone picks up, or not sent at all. I.e. since if this fellow contacts you by e-mail with his "noreply" account and you write back, he then actually replies, his use of it is more legitimate then what they are likely planning.