> If you're interested in running mail at home, check out dnsexit.com. they
 > provide mail redirection service - they provide primary MX for your domain,
 > then contact your mail server on an alternate port. $19.99 per domain per ye
 > and it's worked well for my domain so far.
 > 
 > I was fine without email on the BBS, but it just seems cooler being able to 
 > people's BBS mail to their accounts, and I'd like to set up the list server 
 > well.

At the time, I checked into DynDNS which has a similar service.  I had a
server at work in our DMZ that I setup SMTP for relay from my mailserver at
home.  I had it setup with all the standard Internet mailserver
requirements for it to be deemed a "legitimate" mailserver.  It
worked fine, but I got tired of dealing with the spam.  Most would get
blocked, but it wasn't as good as Google.  A good anti-spam appliance is
very expensive and out of the question for home use.

- Mark

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