Thread: VM transferring email services to Junara
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Old 09-09-2026, 21:08   #12
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Re: VM transferring management of email services to Junara
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Originally Posted by Paul View Post
I did not know that.

Interesting that former customers who still have an ntlworld email can apparently move it.
I still have one, but havent been able to log into it for a long time, but I can still access it via POP3.
Yes this has been the case for a while, it’s fairly obvious that VM really don’t want to support any sort of mail provision. And that’s fair enough as it costs money for which they get nothing back.

Well, possibly except a reason for a customer staying with VM rather than moving on, so not to lose their email address.

Very old legacy email account should have been shut down ages ago. Why do they still work, maybe incompetence on VM’s part?
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