Re: [NTLK] Potential for large number of bounced messages?

From: BK (bk_newtontalk_at_yahoo.com)
Date: Wed Nov 28 2001 - 14:02:47 EST


On Thursday, November 29, 2001, at 03:34 , Eric L. Strobel wrote:

> There are a number of us on this list who are @Home customers. Excite
> is
> making noise like they want to shutdown the entire @Home system this
> Friday,
> as part of their ongoing bankruptcy saga. So, just a warning to those
> running the list (and everyone else)... If there really is a service
> interruption, I don't know what that many bounced messages will do.
> Further, I'd guess that a bunch of us might get automagically
> unsubscribed.
> Thoughts?

Yahoo doesn't look like they would get into bankruptcy anytime soon, so
why don't you sign up for a free Yahoo email account. Looking at your
mail address I would say you have a great chance to get the very same
name at Yahoo 'cause I don't think this one will have been taken
already ;-)

Then, unsubscribe and resubscribe with your new account and if available
set a forward on the old account so that for as long as it remains alive
it will divert all inbound traffic to you.

Of course there are others like USA.net and M$'s h0tmail, but Yahoo is
the only one I know of that gives you POP access for free - all you need
to do is opt in to a once per week "spamming" of your choice. I.e. if
you select "travel" you'll get a mail from Travelocity with cheap last
minute airline deals once a week, usually Fridays. That's a reasonable
deal if you ask me.

rgds
BK


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