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In article <46e025a5$0$15412$4c368faf@roadrunner.com>,
God Bless Texas  <no.one.no.how@no.where.org> wrote:

| Does anyone have any suggestions other than a third-party hosted list?

If you have a shell account somewhere, you could ssh to it and have
ssh redirect a port on your local machine to port 25 on the mail relay
that the shell account uses, and then configure your mail client to
relay mail through localhost and the port you gave it.  Some mail
clients might not be willing to relay through any port other than 25,
but some ssh under Windows ought to let you redirect that port too.

What you need is a relay.  Some places will let you relay through them
if you've pop'd/imap'd mail from them within a short period of time,
so that's another option -- get a mail account somewhere.

-- 
Doug McLaren, dougmc@frenzied.us
In the valley of the blind, the Venetian is king.