Jim - > My suspicions are more towards traffic. Accounts that get hundreds >per >day, or dozens per download, or a download taking an entire minute, >may >be the ones giving a false indication of "mailbox full" or other >reason >to bounce. ------- I'm beginning to wonder if it isn't source. I'm thinking, for example, of our discussion awhile back about all messages from topica-based lists being refused because topica was identified as a spammer. Also, rumor had it several years ago that webtv was refusing messages from one of the genealogy sources because that many messages .had. to be spam. Obviously I'm >groping >in the dark like everyone else but if we share our limited information >we >may be able to feel out the shape of this elephant. ----- Do you recall my comments a couple of months ago to the effect that Juno seemed to be checking message storage just once a day because when I went to webmail my available messages exceeded 2.2 Mb and I received a second "your mailbox is full" message despite having cleared out over half the messages that had been there the day before? I mentioned it, I don't recall anyone commenting. >>CS> I've asked the owners of two non-yahoo lists if messages to me >are >> > bouncing there - perhaps it's a yahoo/Juno problem? > >An interesting question. ------ One has replied that messages apparently aren't bouncing, the other hasn't responded. Those are both LSOFT, different sections. I "just" sent to the list a report sent to me by a yahoo listowner. Usually one mail run a day (because of the dial data file problem), under 200 messages is a light day, over 300 leaves me dismayed. ________________________________________________________________ Sign Up for Juno Platinum Internet Access Today Only $9.95 per month! Visit www.juno.com To unsubscribe, send a message to ecartis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe juno_accmail" in the body or subject. OR visit //freelists.org ~*~