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scrotnig · 14-10-2005, 15:05

When you register your broadband you're asked if you have an existing dialup account.

If you say yes, the email addresses are imported and the dialup account closed.

If you said no, not only do you get new addresses, but your old dialup account won't close, meaning you could still be paying for it if it's an unmetered one.

Tech support have the facility to import your old addresses from your dialup account to your broadband one, so you shouldn't lose them, but afterwards make sure someone closes your dialup account.

14-10-2005, 15:05	#2
scrotnig Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 2,499	Re: broadband email switch. Why? When you register your broadband you're asked if you have an existing dialup account. If you say yes, the email addresses are imported and the dialup account closed. If you said no, not only do you get new addresses, but your old dialup account won't close, meaning you could still be paying for it if it's an unmetered one. Tech support have the facility to import your old addresses from your dialup account to your broadband one, so you shouldn't lose them, but afterwards make sure someone closes your dialup account.