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Just happened to stumble across a new option (for me anyway) in the FREEOLA Control Panel - Email settings, called SPAM CHECK
Before I 'blow a gasket' I thought I would ask other FREEOLA customers here if they are aware of this and it's just me that's missed a COMMUNICATION.
I knew FREEOLA were introducing anti-spam s/w but this option is news to me.
Over the last couple of weeks I've commented to Customer Services that I believe I've missed emails - not a lot back except for "your problem should now be resolved..."
Now I've found this option that shows what emails have been blocked!
I have around 50 FREEOLA domains and can see a maintenance nightmare.
Before I go any further, I would be interested in the comments of other FREEOLA customers.
If an e-mail is blocked, it's gone for good.
There is currently no way to opt out but we did discuss a workaround today which we are actively seeking from our technical partners.
Regards,
Danny
If not, can we turn off the spam filter?
You have discovered this feature approximately 95 minutes after it was put live to the world for basic testing.
We normally put new features up for people to discover when they get past beta-testing or equivalent. Then, after a few days, we review comments or feedback and launch it properly.
Obviously this feature is designed to allow you to see what has been picked up by the spam/virus filter and we introduced this feature due to comments and requests from customers just like yourself so I would hope that you would be happy that we listen to our customers.
Regards,
Danny
Just happened to stumble across a new option (for me anyway) in the FREEOLA Control Panel - Email settings, called SPAM CHECK
Before I 'blow a gasket' I thought I would ask other FREEOLA customers here if they are aware of this and it's just me that's missed a COMMUNICATION.
I knew FREEOLA were introducing anti-spam s/w but this option is news to me.
Over the last couple of weeks I've commented to Customer Services that I believe I've missed emails - not a lot back except for "your problem should now be resolved..."
Now I've found this option that shows what emails have been blocked!
I have around 50 FREEOLA domains and can see a maintenance nightmare.
Before I go any further, I would be interested in the comments of other FREEOLA customers.