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ecchi · 2009-08-13, 04:08 AM

Since I caught my ISP ripping me off I have been using mobile broadband services. They are an advantage because I can plug the "dongle" into my laptop and get online anywhere, even when travelling. However they have a disadvantage in that they don't come with an email service. Most of my domain names are used to filter customer queries, some only go to an auto responder. As a result I am using Hotmail as my main email service. So companies like yours who say "ATTENTION! Free e-mails is NOT ALLOWED anymore(gmail, hotmail, yahoo etc.)" know exactly what you can do with yourselves!!!

P.S. Gmail, Hotmail, and Yahoo are proper nouns, they should start with capital letters. Ignoring my original comment it still amazes me that people will sign up to sponsors who struggle with basic English. In a post on a different thread I pointed out that in the hard times we are in, only those webmasters who work smarter will survive. Anyone using a sponsor who does not even have the common sense to spell check his/her adverts before publishing them (and thus demonstrating an inability to write successful adverts - a prime need in a sponsor) frankly deserves to be among those Simon mentioned!

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2009-08-13, 04:08 AM	#3
ecchi Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: About to be evicted!!!! Posts: 4,082	Since I caught my ISP ripping me off I have been using mobile broadband services. They are an advantage because I can plug the "dongle" into my laptop and get online anywhere, even when travelling. However they have a disadvantage in that they don't come with an email service. Most of my domain names are used to filter customer queries, some only go to an auto responder. As a result I am using Hotmail as my main email service. So companies like yours who say "ATTENTION! Free e-mails is NOT ALLOWED anymore(gmail, hotmail, yahoo etc.)" know exactly what you can do with yourselves!!! P.S. Gmail, Hotmail, and Yahoo are proper nouns, they should start with capital letters. Ignoring my original comment it still amazes me that people will sign up to sponsors who struggle with basic English. In a post on a different thread I pointed out that in the hard times we are in, only those webmasters who work smarter will survive. Anyone using a sponsor who does not even have the common sense to spell check his/her adverts before publishing them (and thus demonstrating an inability to write successful adverts - a prime need in a sponsor) frankly deserves to be among those Simon mentioned! .