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I haven't received daily e-mail updates for NFBC or NFFC since late August. I figure there has to be more people having the same problem. I have been in contact with Stats who say it must be a server problem with Comcast. I am now trying to set up another e-mail address with yahoo to see if I can get reports and I have sent an e-mail to comcast to see if they know what the problem is. Has anybody else using comcast had a problem receiving daily updates, and if so were you able to fix the problem? Any help would be appreciated as I am going through "daily update withdrawl"

Randy

Thanks Randy. And yes, if anyone else is having a similar issue please let us know. STATS is working with Randy to try and get his situation fixed and we'll contact them about anyonne else who may be having the same problem.

Thanks.

tom my name is gerard sambola I'm parters with rick hart in chicago league 2 team name is "u have no shot" also when i logo in under my name i get last years info right know i"m logged in under rick's name can you fix this also can you add my name to our team
thank you
gerard sambola

We have you added Gerard.

thank you

Tom, same problem here, no NFBC opr NFFC update in quite a while

Please e-mail me at [email protected]. Thanks.

My problem looks to be with Comcast not allowing me to receive the E-Mails. They sent me an E-Mail stating, "Comcast has recently made changes to our filters and is now blocking e-mail messages sent from domains that do not have their Reverse Domain Name System set up correctly". I set up an E-Mail address with Yahoo and am using it to receive my reports.

Randy

I have comcast also. where do I need to go to change email address for reports

This is the response one of our NFFC members got from Comcast about this:

Thank you for contacting Comcast about your email account.

I understand you are getting an error message when attempting to send to a
Comcast.net e-mail address. Comcast has recently made changes to our
filters and is now blocking e-mail messages sent from domains that do not
have their Reverse Domain Name System set up correctly.

In keeping with industry standards and best practices, any e-mail sent from
an IP address that resolves to a hostname determined to be in Dynamic IP
space will be rejected. When that happens, the following error message will
be returned: "Comcast does not support the direct connection to its mail
servers from residential IPs. Your mail should be sent to Comcast.net users
through your ISP." You will need to contact your ISP with this information
so the server your e-mail is being sent from can be configured correctly.

You can find out more information about Reverse Domain Name Systems, as well
as information for your ISP or Network administrator by following this link:

http://www.comcast.net/help/faq/index.j ... mail118405

For answers to frequently asked questions and updates on new features,
please visit www.comcast.net and select Help.