> >       Sorry, NO, if my ISP forced that sort of "service" on me
> I'd leave the next
> >day. It's NOT up to an ISP to CENSOR my email, I don't what THEM decided
> >what email is GOOD and what email is BAD, it sets a VERY
> dangerous precedent
> >and creates a very slippery slope. TTYL
> >
> They don't do that. I get all my email, including Spam. But they run all
> email through a virus scanner same way your PC does it.

        I don't let my virus scanner run resident, never have, never will.

> They don't
> CENSOR my email or decide what is good for me or not. And for every
> virus they detect, the let me know anyway, plus try sending me the
> original email text content.

        I guess you see censoring differently, personally I would not stand for
that sort of thing, if a virus is on it's way to me I don't want somebody
else deciding I shouldn't be seeing it. TTYL

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