Yep.  Me too.  The business account is $119 a month.  But I run my own
mail server and host about a dozen web sites.  I have a few dozen e-mail
account that I have given to friends and family and they can all check
their mail via the web with squirrel mail.  Its much better than having
to depend on the Cox mail server.

Devin




On Tue, 2004-04-13 at 08:33, Gary Nichols wrote:
> I can also vouch for this.  Cox business accounts do not have any ports
> restricted from what I've found.  I've been running outbound/inbound smtp
> for almost two years on my account.
> 
> 
> On Tue, 13 Apr 2004, plug wrote:
> 
> > For what it's worth, I have a friend with a Cox business account.  He
> > runs his own e-mail server, and doesn't have any problems with e-mail
> > getting out...
> > 
> > >>> technomage-hawke@cox.net 04/13/04 5:02 AM >>>
> > well,
> > its having a big problem as 50% of my reports to spamcop have been
> > dropped.
> > BTW, a biz grade account won't cut it. they are still using the same
> > e-mail 
> > servers and the same e-mail software (InterMail). the software is the
> > real 
> > issue. its way beyond its EOL and the provider that originally supported
> > it 
> > doesn't anymore.
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