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Yes Comcast do think my ISP is responsible for Spam, but of course they are not. As ever, both sides say the other must do something.
As far as I am concerned, the fact that I can communicated with literally thousands of people using my ISP with no Spam problems points to Comcast being required to do something. But I can't make them do that - only their customers can.
Hopefully they'll do something to improve their service to you.
I know this is a diversion but I received an email from a George Edmonds asking advice about after effects of EBRT. I replied to his "Juno" mail address but after a week I was told that it had not been delivered and was returned to me.
I have no idea where an ISP known as Juno "lives", but if George reads this message, perhaps he will contact me again. He must have got my email address from this forum
