My freeserve address really seems to be playing up. It is apparently bouncing back many emails that people are trying to send me. This really is not good as several of them are for Cubicle 7 contracts and contract negotiations which are bloody important (and at least one of them is time sensitive).
I'm going to get a brand new email POP address tonight and start using that and PRAY it works fine. I'll be keeping the old freeserve account going as I've had it for almost ten years and it's been spread far and wide. I guess I'm lucky in some ways that if I ever do give up my freeserve account I'm pretty easy to locate on line if people can remember my surname. One quick google search and they'll have located me ;p
If you have sent me an email recently and not had a reply it's probably best to mail the new addy that I'll post later this evening.
I'm going to get a brand new email POP address tonight and start using that and PRAY it works fine. I'll be keeping the old freeserve account going as I've had it for almost ten years and it's been spread far and wide. I guess I'm lucky in some ways that if I ever do give up my freeserve account I'm pretty easy to locate on line if people can remember my surname. One quick google search and they'll have located me ;p
If you have sent me an email recently and not had a reply it's probably best to mail the new addy that I'll post later this evening.
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angusabranson- Angus Abranson
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You swore! You don't swear! :O
That way you are only dependent on your cubcile 7 proivider and even then only so for as as it takes to transfer the domain (normally about a week).
When we do this sort of thing for our customer we tned to setup an auto-fetch on our server so that their old email address still works (modulo the old ISP).
E-mail me
geoffbrown@manchester.com if you want one?
And, reacting to a later post you made: it's simply not possible to use the internet seriously these days if you have a significant online presence unless you use some sort of spam blocking software, either at your end or at the ISP.