Hotmail False Positive #1

I’m not sure what the rate of other  free e-mail service providers are, but Hotmail always has issues recognizing legitimate e-mail addresses.

For instance, here’s one from the epa.gov. How likely is it that someone who manages to have that domain, is going to do something against you?

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It also doesn’t help that the largest e-mail provider in the world isn’t exactly liked by a government e-mail server.

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Seriously, Microsoft? Come on. You can do better than this. I think I’ll start a series of “Hotmail False Positives” to show how ridiculous some of Hotmail’s worries are.

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Hi there. I'm a college boy from Houston, TX. My main interests are reading/solving mysteries, being up-to-date on the latest in technology, exercising, hiking, brainstorming, and of course, being a wonderful friend. Well I have other interests too, but those are the ones I do mostly. That's pretty much all I got to say for now.
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2 Responses to Hotmail False Positive #1

  1. school1012 says:

    You did not mention what your spam settings are set at

    • quikboy says:

      Maybe I should have, but I guessed I assumed everyone would consider it’s the default: “Standard – Most junk mail is sent to the junk e-mail folder”. Which it is. I have several more examples coming up.

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