The Constant Defragger - Transcript

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Jeff: Hello thank you.

David Lawrence: Sure.

Jeff: My problem is I could send Emails to my friends and then businesses and all that but they never receive it.

David Lawrence: Then you really can*t send Emails to your friends if they just can*t receive it. I mean if the transaction is not completed Jeff then you still can*t send Emails.

Jeff: Well I look to see if I can, on my computer where it says Sent Mail it shows it.

David Lawrence: Right I understand that. The local sent mail doesn*t necessarily mean again that the transaction went through. It just meant that your Email client was able to connect with an Email server, a mail server and was able to transfer the data that you put in that mail message to the server. That does not mean that it ever ended up going anywhere off of the server where you are. Now let me ask you some questions. Who is your ISP?

Jeff: It*s Grapevine.

David Lawrence: Grapevine.

Jeff: Yeah.

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