I have used ATT.net for 12 years without problem. I get 5 accounts and
pay $5.95 / mo. as don't use direct access ... I use Comcast cablemodem
to access the ATT service via the net.
They are corporate but they are inexpensive, stable and predictable over
time and if I move or change my broadband connection my email remains
constant.
db
Sue Cubic wrote:
At 03:26 PM 09/25/2007 -0400, Michael Drabick wrote
I need recomendations for a service provider that has reliable mail
servers. I currently have an account with Toad.net, and they are
becoming a very unreliable mail service. I have e-mails that show up
5- 10 hours after they are sent (sometimes days), and when you trace
the path it is their internal servers that are not communicating
properly.
I am planning on using GoDaddy.com for Webpage hosting and Email,
with either verizon or Speak Easy providing the actual DSL connection.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Mike
Mike,
I've used Earthlink for years. Had dialup for a long time, then when
Time-Warner cable offered Elink, I went with that. I think ISP's are
totally dependent on regional servers, so it's going to be hard for
anyone to say what's consistently good. An ISP can be really good in
one area, and really bad in another. Check with people in your own
area if you can.
Sue
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