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![]() Dave,
Here is what I do with my email: Years ago I established a domain " i-65.com ". I set up the catch-all email box to forward to whatever email address I have at my ISP. I have used my initials, JDB, as my email address for years with " [email protected] ". That email address is automatically forwarded to my ISP email address. I have changed ISPs several times over the years. I started with Compuserve and AOL. Then I changed to UniDial.com. Now I am "out in the country" with Alltel.net. My server for i-65.com is in Florida. So all of my email goes to [email protected] in Florida, and is then forwarded to Alltel.net eventually arriving here in Shepherdsville, KY. So I have been able to maintain the same email address for years even though I have physically moved several times and changed ISPs several times, too. I would think that you could set-up an email forward from your domain email address to your ISP address, MSN, or whatever, and continue to use your domain email address no matter which ISP you choose. As far as speed goes, when I lived in the big city of Louisville, KY, I had a dial-up ISP...the best I ever connected was about 26K. After moving to the country, I regularly connected at 49k with a dial-up to Alltel.net. Last summer Alltel began offering DSL over the regular phone line, and I was able to get it "out in the country". I am currently connected at 359K as I am typing this. So being out in the country is not so bad after all! I hope this helped, Dave. Be blessed, JDB Everything you need to make money online... |
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