On 3/23/07, George Pearson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Another alternative is to use a non-freeserve address, even with > freeserve as your ISP. I think that some free-email-address > providers allow email download in the usual way. Perhaps some > people will post suggestions.
Ihave been using gmail for a couple of years now, primarily for receiving this list, but also for when I travel, because it is web-based, and can be accessed from anywhere. When I'm away, I can even forwatd my POP3 e-mail to gmail and so not miss a thing-- assuming that's what you want!! I do have a few invitations for others to try gmail, but I *think* that you can now enroll by going to the website: http://mail.google.com/mail Note that I am not trying to tell you to change your e-mail address, but rather to set up a new one for this list [and any other list where you're having difficulties receiving your mail]. I am not an agent for Google, or gmail, just a satisfied user. Cheers, Phil -- Phil & Anne Irons Sydney, Nova Scotia [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
