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From: "Blair Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, October
Never had a customer cancel the service.
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Kurt Fankhauser
WaveLinc
www.wavelinc.com
114 S. Walnut St.
Bucyrus, OH 44820
419-562-6405
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When they call and cancel we shut down the email
account. Completely remove it from the system.
That help?
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funny..
Pete Davis. NoDial.net wrote:
I had a client who was a real spam magnet with 4 accounts. They
emailed me to cancel recently. I turned off filtering on their email
account and forwarded it to their new DSL email account.
Normally I just delete the email unless they ask to have it forwar
A. Huppenthal wrote:
Interestingly email is a real deterrent to changing ISPs.
Yes, it is. Just like loosing your cell phone number was a real
deterrent to changing cell carriers.
Anyone remember what the FCC imposed as an answer to that?
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Blair Davis
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Thats funny, now they get more spam with their new ISP than with you.
:)
George
Pete Davis. NoDial.net wrote:
I had a client who was a real spam magnet with 4 accounts. They emailed
me to cancel recently. I turned off filtering on their email account and
forwarded it to their new DSL email ac
A. Huppenthal wrote:
Interestingly email is a real deterrent to changing ISPs. Be sure to
have the best Email possible - great webmail, fast performance, SSL/TLS,
all the basics - forwarding, vacation agents, distribution lists, all
that.. It's a value added feature for a good ISP. When they le
I had a client who was a real spam magnet with 4 accounts. They emailed
me to cancel recently. I turned off filtering on their email account and
forwarded it to their new DSL email account.
Normally I just delete the email unless they ask to have it forwarded,
or ask to keep the account open for
Interestingly email is a real deterrent to changing ISPs. Be sure to
have the best Email possible - great webmail, fast performance, SSL/TLS,
all the basics - forwarding, vacation agents, distribution lists, all
that.. It's a value added feature for a good ISP. When they leave charge
them $5 a
Scott Reed wrote:
> In business for almost exactly a year and lost the first 2
> customers today. One is a friend that has moved out of our area. I know
> how I will nandle his account. The other is a to a competitor. How do
> you handle the email account? Do I just disable the account login,
Title: Message
To
keep up goodwill - you may want to setup a forward to their new email address
and allow them a few weeks to make the change over - Be the better man ? It will
come back to you at a later date if you make them feel comfortable leaving you.
We've had people leave and come bac
I personally give them a free forward to their new e-mail account for 30
days.
Be nice to your departing users. They may be back.
Blair Davis
West Michigan Wireless ISP
Scott Reed wrote:
In business for almost exactly a year and lost the first 2 customers
today. One is a friend that has m
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