Thanks..
Alan
As Marty said, ask them but another thought might be if you have a shell account
and they have pico, create a .forward file and perhaps like when I closed out my
world account, they will forward it for 30 days like world did.
> Thanks..
>
> Alan
--Cheers,
Brian
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RW
Alan Cohen wrote:
>
> Right...I've had it. Run straight out of patience after 5 years.
> Got set up at shore.net ; nice folks; fast service, answer the phone,
> you know, normal service industry type stuff...
> Question - b4 I cancel my account with TIAC , is there the slimmest
> chance that they might actually do the right thing and implement a 30
> day email forwarding ? Anyone have any experience?
>
> Thanks..
>
> Alan
>I know back when I worked there, the standard was to permit a 30-day
>forwarding off email, but there were no processes in place to track
>adding that forwarding, or remove it after 30 days. Maybe that's
>changed, but I'd doubt it.
You are correct sir ! (apologies to Ed McMahon)
A friend of mine cancelled his TIAC account 2 1/2 YEARS ago...
And his users home page is still there...
I only left a 4-6 months ago, and naturally mine is still there as
well.
I think if Chuck asked nicely, he could get a permanent forward. (as
permanent as TIAC, anyway)
JP3 John Polcari jpol...@bstone.com
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"I hate quotations"- Ralph Waldo Emerson
> A friend of mine cancelled his TIAC account 2 1/2 YEARS ago...
> And his users home page is still there...
> I only left a 4-6 months ago, and naturally mine is still there as
> well.
Perhaps this is the source of the ridiculously high subscriber figures.
People only *think* it means whoever is currently subscribed. In reality,
it means the total numbero users who have EVER subscribed, even if they
are long gone (Hey, if there's a web page, ther must be a subscriber,
right?)
P.S. I apologize for my ytpo.s The system is currently taking up to 30
seconds to echo back a character to me, so I can't really see them as I'm
typing them.
In addition, I believe the ftp account to the particular web server was
eliminated after I left TIAC, but actually returned to service a couple
of months later due to yet another crash. Funny stuff.
RW
John Polcari wrote:
>
> On Sun, 24 Jan 1999 17:31:41 -0500, Randy Williams
> <ran...@mediaone.net> wrote:
>
> >I know back when I worked there, the standard was to permit a 30-day
> >forwarding off email, but there were no processes in place to track
> >adding that forwarding, or remove it after 30 days. Maybe that's
> >changed, but I'd doubt it.
>
> You are correct sir ! (apologies to Ed McMahon)
>
> A friend of mine cancelled his TIAC account 2 1/2 YEARS ago...
> And his users home page is still there...
>
> I only left a 4-6 months ago, and naturally mine is still there as
> well.
>