At 09:43 2/20/2008 Wednesday, Bill Verity wrote:
>One of our list had all of it's juno subscribers deleted.  Any idea what
>this error means?
>
>The following 10 subscribers were deleted from the ***** list today:
>
>...
>  *****@JUNO.COM
>  Last error was: 5.2.0 550

It "means" that juno subscribers should get a free Gmail account and move their subscriptions over to there.  We've been 'round with them on mail delivery issues ...

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To: Pete Weiss <[log in to unmask]>
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Hello,

Thank you for contacting Juno email support.

Juno takes numerous precautions to stop unsolicited mail from reaching our members, including the deployment of spam filters.

A message can be blocked if:

1) We've received a large number of complaints against the Domain/IP from which the email originated.

2) If the message has certain patterns commonly associated with spam.

If either of these conditions are met our spam-filters are triggered, blocking delivery of the message.

As mentioned earlier, the subject line of the email matched one of the commonly associated spam patterns.  Because of this we are unable to remove the block. We suggest that you change the subject line and resend the email.

Should you require any further assistance, please write back.

Sincerely,

Julianne Neve
Security & Abuse Dept.
Juno Customer Care
http://www.juno.com/support/security