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Justin Thyme
Mar 29, 2007, 7:23:12 AM3/29/07
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I am in the process of moving from Tiscali to TalkTalk for my broadband
connection. I want to retain the ability to read my Tiscali emails, at least
in the short term. Will I lose that on the transfer? I would downgrade to
dial up pay as you go with Tiscali but I don't want to interfere at this
stage and lose broadband before the move completes. That could spell
disaster I feel. Presumably if the account closes I won't be able to
immediately re-join as a PASYG under the same name as it will be unavailable
for some time. Any advice much appreciated.
connection. I want to retain the ability to read my Tiscali emails, at least
in the short term. Will I lose that on the transfer? I would downgrade to
dial up pay as you go with Tiscali but I don't want to interfere at this
stage and lose broadband before the move completes. That could spell
disaster I feel. Presumably if the account closes I won't be able to
immediately re-join as a PASYG under the same name as it will be unavailable
for some time. Any advice much appreciated.
tony h
Mar 29, 2007, 7:58:46 AM3/29/07
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why change from one bad isp to another?
http://www.dslzoneuk.net/isp_ratings.php for ratings of uk isps, tiscali
40/40...talktalk 37/40. be aware you usually get what you pay for!
http://www.dslzoneuk.net/isp_ratings.php for ratings of uk isps, tiscali
40/40...talktalk 37/40. be aware you usually get what you pay for!
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Joe Lee
Mar 29, 2007, 1:15:36 PM3/29/07
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you will still be able to read & reply to your Tiscali emails by using the
webmail on their site.
Joe Lee
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Trevor
Mar 29, 2007, 6:40:52 PM3/29/07
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I transfered from Freenet to TalkTalk several years back and I still
use Freenet for my emails on POP3 and webmail with no problems, though
it may not be the same for all ISP's.
Trevor Smith
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