12/4/2000 at 1:47 PM
For what it's worth- you can keep the same ISP and just change mail
services...
I use Mailbank as my email server, though I have a cable modem and access to
the cable company's mail server.
Mailbank let's me use their SMTP server- provided I log on with my username
and password. (Which is quite useful when traveling since I don't have to
keep changing my server settings depending on which ISP I'm using to connect
with...)
On Monday, December 04, 2000, 12:36 PM, you wrote:
r> wow, i didn't mean to get you guys so riled up...
r> As for your question about shopping for a new ISP, I already am.
r> I'm in a 1-Year commitment which ends in April, however, with Primary
r> Network, who was the first to my door with DSL service.
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(The Rev.) W. Nicholas Knisely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Trinity Episcopal Church [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bethlehem, PA www.trinitybeth.org
-Clairvoyants meeting canceled due to unforeseen events.
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