Web Email
May 26th 2005 | 7:26 am
#16
I am not the Messiah!
Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 1,273
From: Cairns
Re: Web Email
Originally Posted by Plug
Wow, thanks for all your replies and offers for invites 
, sounds like gmail is a favourite, I'm on NTL at the moment and about to call them up to cancel the contract as we are moving out soon.
, sounds like gmail is a favourite, I'm on NTL at the moment and about to call them up to cancel the contract as we are moving out soon.Its just that sometimes you forget about mailing lists that you may be on and friends etc that you do not email a lot but still want to keep in touch with.
R.
May 26th 2005 | 11:04 am
#17
Cup of tea, Father?
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 6,895
From: Underground, overground, wombling free
Re: Web Email
I have a UK Lycos email address (fair amount of free storage space, limited ads, no spam). The only down side to having a UK based account that I've found, is that they obviously tend to do maintenance at night (UK time), which means email is down during the day (Aus time). It's only happened once or twice, but it's a pain and just something to consider.
GG
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Originally Posted by JackTheLad
No, you can still use your hotmail address.
I still use my yahoo.co.uk address, I guess there may be a slight drawback if their servers are actually based in the UK, but I've never noticed a speed problem with it.
It just helps if you are apllying for jobs and stuff if you have a .au address to avoid any confusion.
JTL
I still use my yahoo.co.uk address, I guess there may be a slight drawback if their servers are actually based in the UK, but I've never noticed a speed problem with it.
It just helps if you are apllying for jobs and stuff if you have a .au address to avoid any confusion.
JTL
Jun 1st 2005 | 1:08 am
#18
A former regular of BE
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 6,241
From: Carramar, Perth
Re: Web Email
I have recently set up a gmail account and am very happy with it. I have already forwarded my NTL mail to it so that I know it works and also so I will build up a history of emails for once I lose NTL.
