The Fantastic 4 GL - Transcript

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John: Yeah Hotmail to AOL too yeah I am sorry that*s where we noticed it first actually.

David Lawrence: So here is my thought on this. First of all these are the two largest E-mail processors in the world, right.

John: Okay.

David Lawrence: So and so at AOL.com so and so at hotmail.com they have the most servers the most users the most spam the most fraud the most you name it they got the most of it. And although that probably isn*t the reason that this delay is going on, both of them use something called Proxy Servers as well. And they grade there are so many filters in place they grade spam based on the domain name that is coming from, the IP address that it's coming from, perhaps the E-mail address that it's coming from and all of that can severely slow down the processing between two major providers. I am not quite sure why yours is talking days. But because it certainly doesn*t takes days for me to get E-mail from people that are at www.hotmail.com believe me I have hear about it I get about 3000 pieces of E-mail a day mostly from listeners and from clients and what not. And a lot of them use AOL a lot of them use Hotmail some of them send to my AOL account. And I don*t experience that kind of delay. Now it could be how do you get your internet service provision?

John: I do dial in that*s all I have in house.

David Lawrence: Dial up for what*

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