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Re: If running a business, then email should be own domain ... Whats wrong with being pro-business?
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 81399672Premium
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kudos:2 | said by S_engineer:Whats wrong with being pro-business? Nothing!!, except when you are totally pro business and not objective about it |
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| Nothing he said made him non-objective....he made a point about this entitlement attitude that alot of people carry nowadays. There was nothing in his response that should have been deleted or to make him look non-objective.
By censoring his position...who looks non-objective now?
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 hopeflickerCapitalism breeds greedPremium
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said by S_engineer:Whats wrong with being pro-business? pro business = corruption = greed = less power
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said by S_engineer:Whats wrong with being pro-business? Because "pro-business" often turns into "anti-consumer". So much of what business wants is not good for the consumer. Supporting that means you would be supporting hurting the consumer.
Sometimes the interests of the consumer and the business are the same, most of the time they are not.
Of course, in the case of this article... The consumer is an idiot. ISPs have never forwarded mail and if the so called "business person" in the story had a clue, they would have purchased email hosting with a domain. |
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antibusiness=hand outs=socialism=no power
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hopeflickerCapitalism breeds greedPremium
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said by checkthis :said by S_engineer:Whats wrong with being pro-business? Because "pro-business" often turns into "anti-consumer". So much of what business wants is not good for the consumer. Supporting that means you would be supporting hurting the consumer. Sometimes the interests of the consumer and the business are the same, most of the time they are not. Of course, in the case of this article... The consumer is an idiot. ISPs have never forwarded mail and if the so called "business person" in the story had a clue, they would have purchased email hosting with a domain. well said
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hopeflickerCapitalism breeds greedPremium
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said by S_engineer:antibusiness=hand outs=socialism=no power you can be anti business and not expect handouts.
Dont know where you got that from.
Do you really equate anti-business to socialism?
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| you can be anti business and not expect handouts.
Dont know where you got that from.
Why would you want to be anti business?
These are the people that EMPLOY! |
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said by hopeflicker:said by S_engineer:antibusiness=hand outs=socialism=no power you can be anti business and not expect handouts. Dont know where you got that from. Do you really equate anti-business to socialism? Just like you can be pro-business and not corrupt and greedy.
It goes both ways.
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| And all of this started with a "Miffed AOL user"...geez
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said by hopeflicker:Do you really equate anti-business to socialism? I would suggest you read "Das Kapital" by Karl Marx, (Capital in English) and then re-evaluate this statement.
It's TOUGH to read though, and very boring.....
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Mount Airy, MD | said by maartena:It's TOUGH to read though, and very boring..... I always recommend it. It is best to know your enemy.
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said by checkthis :
ISPs have never forwarded mail and if the so called "business person" in the story had a clue, they would have purchased email hosting with a domain.
I've had ISPs leave my email address active (sometimes for a small "hosting" fee) when I canceled my connectivity account. Since AoL is FREE (you only pay if you want to use them as your connectivity provider) as well as the Email being accessable via WebMail or IMAP (and POP) with SMTP Servers to send email, you can use ANY ISP for connectivity to your AoL Email without needing to use AoL as your connectivity provider (or even use the AoL software in Location=TCP mode). I do not know how her account got canceled.
I also agree that Business related Email should have been handled via a Private Domain ($10/year or less) with under $44/year Hosting (email hosting can be gotten for your private domain in the $10-15/year range I think). |
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Mullica Hill, NJ | said by RARPSL:said by checkthis :
ISPs have never forwarded mail and if the so called "business person" in the story had a clue, they would have purchased email hosting with a domain.
I've had ISPs leave my email address active (sometimes for a small "hosting" fee) when I canceled my connectivity account. Since AoL is FREE (you only pay if you want to use them as your connectivity provider) as well as the Email being accessable via WebMail or IMAP (and POP) with SMTP Servers to send email, you can use ANY ISP for connectivity to your AoL Email without needing to use AoL as your connectivity provider (or even use the AoL software in Location=TCP mode). I do not know how her account got canceled. I also agree that Business related Email should have been handled via a Private Domain ($10/year or less) with under $44/year Hosting (email hosting can be gotten for your private domain in the $10-15/year range I think). also as a business atleast imo a domain looks a bit more professional. even if you dont have much for a site(ive seen some with just a front page telling what they do and then a contact page with email, snailmail and tel.
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