> If I'm billed for a dedicated email for years and it hasn't been provisioned for me, isn't that a major problem with the service? If that's true, yes. But it

> If I'm billed for a dedicated email for years and it hasn't been provisioned for me, isn't that a major problem with the service? If that's true, yes. But it sounds plausible that the salesman was in error (also a problem, but less severe IMO): > (Mail headers show the dedicated IP is functioning correctly, see "headers.png", where the outbound route matches the dedicated IP in the web interface.)