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MadGamer 27-09-2004 22:44

Re: Microsoft cuts pop access to new hotmail accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
I'm still on 2MB storage ;)

So am i. I find it strange that some are on 250mb though.

Chris 27-09-2004 22:45

Re: Microsoft cuts pop access to new hotmail accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wayne A
So am i. I find it strange that some are on 250mb though.

You got gmail yet? There are plenty of spare invites around here, I have a few ... if you want space, I got it ;)

MadGamer 27-09-2004 22:50

Re: Microsoft cuts pop access to new hotmail accounts
 
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Originally Posted by Chris T
You got gmail yet? There are plenty of spare invites around here, I have a few ... if you want space, I got it ;)

Yeah i have got one. Ive got 6 invites that i cant shift.

Stuart 27-09-2004 23:18

Re: Microsoft cuts pop access to new hotmail accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wayne A
So am i. I find it strange that some are on 250mb though.

I suspect the reason is that Hotmail runs on a cluster of servers, and Microsoft are upgrading the servers one-by-one so that hopefully,if one should fail, the remaining servers will take the load.

That's the way I'd do an upgrade like this..

nffc 27-09-2004 23:18

Re: Microsoft cuts pop access to new hotmail accounts
 
If anyone cares, Mr Postman (google for it) can act as a POP3 to HTTP bridge enabling hotmail to be checked in ANY email client and not just OE6.

Works well with Mozilla!

samuelnw53 01-10-2004 08:19

MSN (or Hotmail) to charge ?
 
just read in computer active mag that MSN are going to charge for using it through Outlook from next April for existing users and now for new ones,

SOSAGES 01-10-2004 08:30

Re: msn?
 
u sure u dont mean hotmail? if so its about time u dont get any adverts through outlook so they lose money.

Electrolyte01 01-10-2004 08:40

Re: msn?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SOSAGES
u sure u dont mean hotmail? if so its about time u dont get any adverts through outlook so they lose money.

What adverts? When I used hotmail VIA OutLook I didn't get a single advert.

nffc 01-10-2004 09:02

Re: msn?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott
What adverts? When I used hotmail VIA OutLook I didn't get a single advert.

If you go via the hotmail website you get ads but if you go through OE or outlook you don't.

Why not just use MrPostman?

SOSAGES 01-10-2004 09:15

Re: msn?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott
What adverts? When I used hotmail VIA OutLook I didn't get a single advert.

Thats my point ...as much as MS gets a buzz out of hosting your email it would be nice if they could cover some of the costs

samuelnw53 01-10-2004 10:51

Re: msn?
 
According to the report in computeractive mag ,it is to stop spam in Hotmail.

SOSAGES 01-10-2004 11:50

Re: msn?
 
that can only be a good thing

Electrolyte01 01-10-2004 11:54

Re: msn?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by samuelnw53
According to the report in computeractive mag ,it is to stop spam in Hotmail.

Spam should be filtered for free any way. If it isn't it's a crap email provider.

ian@huth 01-10-2004 11:57

Re: msn?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott
Spam should be filtered for free any way. If it isn't it's a crap email provider.

You calling NTL crap? :D :D

Electrolyte01 01-10-2004 12:00

Re: msn?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ianathuth
You calling NTL crap? :D :D

I think you should know that any way :D


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