Dealing with Verizon E-Mail

Arghhhhhhhh

I thought it unusual that I had received just a few pieces of e-mail by 4PM yesterday, but what the hell, it's Sunday.  I got an inkle when one of the e-mailers who slipped through explained that he had to use his Yahoo mail, because his regular mail  had been returned as spam?  Then someone posted the same thing in a comment.  I went to G-Mail, and sent myself a note.

WTF?  I clicked on the link which took me to a petition to have carriers reinstated.  Here was the pertinent box:

After explaining that I was receiving no e-mail, and that everybody seemed to have been whitelisted, they asked me to provide the name of the domains from which I could not get mail.  The Verizon Catch-22. I filed about a thousand of these things, and each was followed with a new request to look in the knowledge base.  I said screw it, and figured I'd call them in the morning if it wasn't corrected, but it was.  I think.  Send me an e-mail, and if I don't get it, I'll e-mail you. Update on Verizon's mail fiasco.