Rogers bandwidth warnings appearing in web browser

[James Knott]

George Nicol wrote:
>> D. Hugh Redelmeier wrote:
>> I'm not clear on whether I can send outbound mail through
>> their SMTP server with my domain as the From address.
>
>> James Knott replied: You can always set the reply address to whatever 
>> you want.
>
> James is correct about the reply-to address and that will
> continue to be true beyond next week, I think.
>
> But that's not what Hugh is unclear about. Rogers is going
> to make some changes next week that will affect Hugh.
>
> From Rogers Support:
>
> <quote>
> IMPORTANT: To ensure continued delivery of your email messages,
> you must update your email settings.
>
> Dear Customer,
>
> This is an important reminder about upcoming security enhancements
> that will require you to make some adjustments to your email settings
> in your profile.
>
> According to our records, you use an alternate email addresses in the
> "From" line of your messages. This could be a non-Rogers email address
> associated with your business.
>
> As a result of security enhancements happening the week of April 28th,
> you will need to make a change to your email settings so you can
> continue to send messages from this alternate email address.
>
> PLEASE NOTE: If you do not make this change, your mail will not be
> delivered and you will see an Error 553 message when you attempt
> to send mail.
>
> This change should take under 5 minutes to complete.
> You simply need to:
> Sign-in to your Rogers Yahoo! Mail (Webmail) account.
> Add the e-mail address(es) that you typically use in
> the "From" field of your e-mail messages to your
> "Mail Accounts".

I just tried that and it works OK.


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