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<title>Attachments too large for my Yahoo Email Acct.</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Dear Dane,

Remember a year or so ago I wrote to tell you that my Yahoo email account wouldn't post graphics?  (No, you probably don't.)  Anyway, thanks to a friend, I have discovered why.  He tried to send me some photos and they were rejected as being too large for my acct.  Apparently, there is a ceiling on the size of messages that my Yahoo email account will accept.

Currently, I have my sonic.net email account set automatically to redirect all email to my Yahoo email acct.  Is there some way that I can configure my setting so that I can start receiving all the graphics that I have missed to date?

At your convenience. Thanks.
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Cordially,                                                                                 
                 
SANFRANSON]]></description>
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<pubDate>2008-05-09 18:21:08</pubDate>
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<title>Introductory Rates and Adjustment Terms</title>
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<description><![CDATA[I am having an email dialog with sales.  I am aware of the introductory rate (from the website), but when I ask about what the rate will adjust to, the answer is that there will be a 30 day notice.  So my question is how can I sign up for service where I know what my rate will be, and how long it will remain at that?   If there are lock in contract terms available, then what are they?  We are still early in our sales dialog, so far sales have not presented any options for knowing rates beyond the introductory, or for contract terms with fixed rates, if they are available.   What options are there for a customer who wants to know what the monthly charges will be and for how long?  Can the sales person say what is "typical" for a promotional rate, for example, they are currently adjusting after 6 months, and the adjustment is currently from 35$ to 50$?]]></description>
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<pubDate>2008-05-03 01:52:20</pubDate>
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