No, I don't think it was ever promoted as free for life.
It's hard to imagine any responsible company going out on a limb like that.
Oh, for the corporate promises of the 90s...
/nostalgia :)
Chris
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On 6/1/05, at 12:24 PM, John Maylone, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Yeah, didn't they advertise them as free for life? I got my
account, switched everything over to that, thinking coolnever
again and the next thing I know it was pay up or get out. That
was certainly the low point in my
- Thursday, June 2, 2005
Re: Who uses IMAP
by John Maylone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Feature Request: GROWL
by Tim Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Feature Request: GROWL
by Ben Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Re-Wrap Quoted Lines
by Richard Hart [EMAIL
C. A. Niemiec sez:
So my question: Is IMAP ever _fast_?
IMAP is just as fast as POP. However, the sequence for things is
different, so it APPEARS slower to us. With POP, unless you've set some
weird pref somewhere, it downloads all of your email at once. So, when
you click on an email, you see
Yeah, didn't they advertise them as free for life? I got my
account, switched everything over to that, thinking coolnever
again and the next thing I know it was pay up or get out. That
was certainly the low point in my relationship with Mr Jobs.
Reminded me SOOO much of my ex, but she
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