Now what..

[Mike Fedkiw]

I wish I knew how to get this list to work accuracy.  You'd think using something like AOL or Gmail, as popular as I'd bet they are, either one would work just fine. 

Anyway, now that I setup the Gmail account, if I send something to the list, I see it almost right away on the AOL account which never happened if I send it from the AOL account. That message never did wind up in the new Gmail account at all. There's also four replies that showed up in both. 

I just want one account that actually works, maybe someone can point me in the right direction because apparently, I'm not using the correct email for this list which I honestly can't believe should be an issue. 

So, which one do I try next, Hotmail, yahoo, Time Warner, crap-mail... 

Mike 

On Sep 27, 2014, Kenneth Brody <kenbrody at spamcop.net> wrote:
>On 9/27/2014 6:23 PM, Fairlight wrote:
>[...]
>> Google's idea of "timely delivery" leaves a lot to be desired.  I get
>a lot
>> of delays when sending from my ISP's mail server (which I know to be
>a
>> lightning-fast cluster of servers) to GMail.  GMail's inbound is
>horribly
>> slow at times.  I never got a bounce last night of of a mail to
>someone at
>> GMail, and it still hadn't shown up after 20min.  I finally just put
>the
>> file in question on a web server and pasted the URL to them in chat.
>
>FYI -
>
>Google's gmail will silently drop e-mails with attachments of certain
>file 
>types.  No bounce, no delivery, just /dev/null'ed.
>
>     https://support.google.com/mail/answer/6590

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