In a message dated: 21 Mar 2002 17:26:17 EST
"Kenneth E. Lussier" said:

>It is good, even on a dial-up. I know for certain that DomainDiscover
>will forward mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to a pre-specified e-mail
>address. In other words, you can register foo.com and have e-mail that
>is sent to foo.com forwarded to your earthlink address. That way, if you
>lose your dial-up account for any reason, just change the forwarding
>e-mail address to your new e-mail address. You don't have to worry about
>telling everyone about your new address. 

Hmmm, that's actually not a bad idea.  Maybe I'll look into that :)

>Agreed. You have everything you need. Until Mindspring tells you that
>they are changing the doamin name for your e-mail to earthlink.net
>(NOTE: This is fairly unlikely to actually happen in this case).

Considering you can go to the Earthlink site and choose e-mail 
addresses in *any* of the domains they've acquired over the years, 
you're right, it's fairly unlikely.  I can't get [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(for now), but I did get pll at lanmind dot com, which is just one of 
the 38 billion domains they now own :)
(I haven't actually *used* that e-mail address for anything, but I do 
have it :)

>> Running my own domain, as I'm sure is true for most internet users, 
>> is actually *more* trouble than it's worth, especially considering 
>> I'm restricted to dial-up access, as is the majority of the U.S.!
>
>For most internet users, yes. But that is why 20Million of them are
>using AOL ;-)

Which was my point :)
 
>I use mine to collect spam. Whenever I need to enter an e-maill address
>on a website, I use that one. I go in once every few months to keep it
>active, and delete everything that's there.

Oh, for websites I use 'sales@<website domain name>'.  Occasionally I 
run into the sales address being previously registered, so I'll enter 
[EMAIL PROTECTED], or use marketing@, etc. :)

I figure if they're going to send spam, they may as well get their 
own.  Although, you know.  Maybe I'll start cross-subscribing e-mail 
addresses of companies I hate.  Like [EMAIL PROTECTED] or 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] :)
-- 

Seeya,
Paul



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