Comments on: Change ISP and Lose Your E-mail Address? http://www.worldstart.com/change-isp-and-lose-your-e-mail-address/ Everyone, no matter how good you are, needs computer help every now and then. That's where Worldstart comes in. Tue, 18 Jun 2013 20:45:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Maggiehttp://www.worldstart.com/change-isp-and-lose-your-e-mail-address/comment-page-1/#comment-136529 Maggie Thu, 27 Sep 2012 00:03:29 +0000 http://www.worldstart.com/?p=30400#comment-136529 I have another concern. My husband and I have had our ISP with Harbornet for just over 15 years. We also have Qwest internet on our telephone bill and I guess they are the actual provider. My husband doesn't want to give up the harbornet account because he would loose his email address of 15 years. He is also the owner of three websites of his own and does web designing. He gets his mail @harbornet.com and as webmasters. He doesn't have any 'free' accounts. I do, but I only use it for the computer classes I teach. I hate paying $45 and $75 per month for the two. Do you have a solution? Or do I need to just keep paying for two ISP's? Thanks. I have another concern. My husband and I have had our ISP with Harbornet for just over 15 years. We also have Qwest internet on our telephone bill and I guess they are the actual provider. My husband doesn’t want to give up the harbornet account because he would loose his email address of 15 years. He is also the owner of three websites of his own and does web designing. He gets his mail @harbornet.com and as webmasters. He doesn’t have any ‘free’ accounts. I do, but I only use it for the computer classes I teach. I hate paying $45 and $75 per month for the two. Do you have a solution? Or do I need to just keep paying for two ISP’s?
Thanks.

]]> By: K.Vee.Shanker.http://www.worldstart.com/change-isp-and-lose-your-e-mail-address/comment-page-1/#comment-136290 K.Vee.Shanker. Tue, 25 Sep 2012 09:18:45 +0000 http://www.worldstart.com/?p=30400#comment-136290 Hi Tim, Your suggestion of having a free mail is better than a paid service is not entirely valid. Free service mails are prone to hacking more than paid ones because of their popularity.Then, their service is usually awful.You can not even communicate with them, as they don't ptovide any Mail ID to contact. All you can do is to refer thier Help files and request help through their forum.Additionally, they are not suitalbe for business, as a free mail account makes one look resourceless.All these are due to the fact that legally, free (mail) service providers are NOT obliged to service / be responsible for any of their users ! Hi Tim,
Your suggestion of having a free mail is better than a paid service is not entirely valid. Free service mails are prone to hacking more than paid ones because of their popularity.

Then, their service is usually awful.You can not even communicate with them, as they don’t ptovide any Mail ID to contact. All you can do is to refer thier Help files and request help through their forum.Additionally, they are not suitalbe for business, as a free mail account makes one look resourceless.

All these are due to the fact that legally, free (mail) service providers are NOT obliged to service / be responsible for any of their users !

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