On Sat, 12 Jan 2002 13:39:38 -0600, Barry Aronson wrote: >At 07:22 1/12/02 +0000, you wrote: >>On Sat, 12 Jan 2002 13:20:12 -0500, Ted Mozer wrote: >As any of you >>Excite/Comcast customers know, our email addresses are >changing >>soon. >> > >Would like suggestions on how might be the best way to inform >>those in >your address book of the new address? >> > >Also, does anyone know of any free email forwarding programs??
>>Hi Ted, check out mail.com Hth. >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/01/2002 Apologies that my information was incorrect. I was unaware of it my self. Yet their site still invites you to sign up for a free email forwarding address. I contacted then and below is their reply:- Dear Member, Thank you for contacting Mail.com Member Services. Unfortunately we are no longer able to offer this service to you free of chargeand on 11/18/2001 we made forwarding a pay service. Signing up today has the following benefits: - No need to change your email address that is already in use!! - The ability to keep your email address and have it follow you everywhere! - That same address can follow you if you change your jobs or ISP. - Take advantage of the one time limited discounted rate of one year for only $9.99! Almost 50% off the normal annual rate of $19.95!! What do you need to do? To upgrade your forwarding account, please login to your e-mail account and signup for our new forwarding services. For the next 45 days only, this service is being offered at an introductory promotional rate of $9.95. Signup today! If, after 45 days you have not signed up to receive e-mail forwarding your account will begin to deliver e-mail to your web account. You will still be able to activate forwarding services, but you will miss our low introductory rate. So dont delay  become a Mail.com Premium User and signup to the new forwarding service to avoid interruptions to your Mail.com e-mail account. Instructions for making these changes are below. How Do I access the e-mail forwarding service? 1. Go to [SITE NAME] 2. Login to your Mail.com powered email account using your e-mail address and password (If you have forgotten your password click the forgot your password? link on the login page) 3. On the left hand navigation click Options 4. Scroll down to the Mail.com Premium Services section and select E-Mail forwarding 5. Follow the easy steps to sign up. Sincerely, Bruce Ellis Mail.com (((don't bother, it doesn't work!))) Original Message Follows: ------------------------ Dear Sirs, am having a bit of difficulty logging in. I have had a forwarding address with yourselves for a few years now and suddenly mail send to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' is not getting through. Has my lifetime address been terminated. As far as I know I'm still here :-) So much for a company that promised a FREE LIFE TIME address. I was not notified in any way shape or form and only found out via this list. (The learning curve again) stay healthy all. Mike. [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 13/01/2002 Outgoing mail is certified V*rus Free. Checked by AVG anti-v*rus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.313 / V*rus Database: 174 - Release Date:2/01/02 ============= PCWorks Mailing List ================= Don't see your post? Check our posting guidelines & make sure you've followed proper posting procedures, http://pcworkers.com/rules.htm Contact list owner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Unsubscribing and other changes: http://pcworkers.com =====================================================
