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Okay, so I'm looking at these subjects. Thing is, Norton Antispam has tagged them. Strictly from a marketing standpoint, that sucks. How much credibility would the average person give something that has been preceeded by [Norton AntiSpam]?

I don't give much credibility to anything that has "necromancer" in the subject field, unless I'm specifically looking for a Magic Card, or a GURPS resource, etc.

This latest thing of random subjects doesn't really seem to accomplish much except maybe bypass the ISP filters. That can be important, but what's more important is finding a "subject" that the average person would want to buy in to.

Are there email hosts right now that specifically do NOT filter? I know comcast filters because my wife tries to receive mail from clients at times and she doesn't get them, or doesn't get them for hours?

Would people be receptive to a "Unfiltered" Email Host? The thinking would be "If I want mail about Cialis, then I want mail about Cialis, and not C1a|1s."