On Thu, 20 Nov 2003, Bill Volk wrote:
> Sorry to be such a pain. There's a big investment decision behind my
> questions. We have access to a anti-spam technology that MIGHT work for
> iMode email ... IF we can somehow manage the email with something
> similar to a POP client.
If there's a big investment decision there, I'd suggest you hire a
consultant who understands the technical details of Internet e-mail
to help you out, since you do not understand the technical details of
how Internet e-mail works. (Don't take this as an insult; it's simple
statement of fact. Or at least my opinion, but keep in mind that I
understand very well the technical details of Internet e-mail, and have
implemented my own anti-spam system for my Docomo e-mail already.)
Anyway, if you don't want to use the system I use (which I explained
in a previous message to you), which works but is not particularly
user-friendly, I do believe you have another option. It's possible to
became a sort of a "packet traffic reseller" for Docomo, where you get a
leased line to Docomo and, once a user sets his phone properly, all web
traffic, at least, for that phone goes through you. Possibly it's all
packet traffic, in which case it would include e-mail traffic as well.
There might be a way of doing spam filtering once you're in control of
this traffic.
cjs
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Don't you know, in this new Dark Age, we're all light. --XTC
Received on Fri Nov 21 06:21:33 2003