Vamp
5c077
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join:2003-01-28
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500MB is sufficient, but 10MB definitely is not... 10MB can be filled very quickly with pictures.
I would go with something like Gmail or a host instead of a providers email anyway, not for the extra space, but to ensure you will be able to keep that email address for a very long time.. Down the road when other providers and fiber optic hits your block, you are not going to want to stay on your cable or DSL... you will ultimately lose your email address. It's highly doubtful anything will happen to Gmail in the next 2-3 years, but it is very likely you won't still be on Cable/DSL, or that your cable provider will be bought out/change it's name. |
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mbernste
Boosted
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join:2001-06-30
Piscataway, NJ | Comcast gives 250 per account which is also quite generous. For me its moot since I always download my e-mail and use Gmail as one of my mail accounts anyway, but its nice to see OOL do something like this (good PR anyway). |
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alg
On the road to Shambala
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join:2001-04-10
Austin, TX
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Agree, I used to use my ISP's email but after having been with about a dozen different providers it is way easier to just use a gmail/hotmail/yahoo addy. |
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Speedy8
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join:2002-08-22
Alliance, OH
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What's funny is I still have my SBC DSL email address, months after cancelling service. Probably has to do with it being hosted by yahoo. It's probably too integrated into their system to just remove the address, since it's tied in with fantasy football and other features, and if you removed it, it would cause problems with stuff like that. |
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dvd536
as Mr. Pink as they come
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join:2001-04-27
Phoenix, AZ | reply to Vamp
500MB? big F'n whup. I bet theres still a low max attachment size like 5 or 10mb
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