On Sat, 6 Jan 2001 07:44:22 -0500 (EST), Klaus Hameyer wrote:
> To avoid that problem, I subscribe to a forwarding service
> (http://www.pobox.com) which for a small fee ($15/yr) allows
> you to use their address as your e-mail address and forwards
> the messages to your actual address at the time. On their web
> site you can change the real address to which mail is forwarded
> as needed. Good for when you travel too.
That's probably about the next best thing to having your
own domain... as long as pobox.com stays solvent. :-)
- Steve
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