It has been reliable. I am a long time user and have many accounts (some used only for testing in my division). Keep in mind that it is a "beta" however there are no plans to remove it. Beta means that they run the latest version of Novell Internet Messsaging service on it, which means that there are no guarantees that there won't be problems.
I used to work for Dave Stevenson (he's a vice president) in connection with Novell's ZENworks. Nice guy. I will try to keep the list updated with any status changes as I find out about them. My part of the company (spun off as Volera) did have a free service called Just On (basically an Internet hard drive), but it got too expensive to support it (too much porn and bandwith usage) and it was discontinued. So... you never know what might happen to myrealbox. (especially since Novell is reorganizing because of the acquisition of Cambridge Technology partners.) -Rich David Chaney wrote: > > Great. Thanks for the info. > > David > > At 09:21 PM 6/28/2001, you wrote: > >Great service, best one out there in my book. I know why you think the > >quota is 5mb, but it's actually 10mb. I pointed out their misprint to them > >once already, guess they just ignored it. I talked with Dave Stevenson, the > >man in charge as it were, and he even upped my account to 20mb. I was > >jazzed about it ;-) > > > >Cheers, > >Greg > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: David Chaney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Date: Thursday, June 28, 2001 6:10 PM > >Subject: [pop3] My Real Box > > > > > > >Any feedback, good or bad, on My Real Box? > > > > > >I just heard about them today at work and signed up. I was even able to > > >get the first user name I wanted. > > > > > >They have both web and pop/imap. The only downside that I have seen is the > > >5mg limit for the mailbox size. > > > > > >Evidently they are backed by Novell as a way for them to test new SW and > >such. > > > > > >David > > > > > >
