[Vision2020] Dealing with Mr. X
thansen@moscow.com
thansen@moscow.com
Mon, 14 Apr 2003 21:26:25 GMT
You are 100% correct, Ms. Lund. I obviously overlooked that portion of our
community whose employment takes them far and wide, thus making a non-free e-
mail address costly to maintain. My apologies for my selfish oversight.
It appears that the simplest way to deal Mr. Stambler is to just ignore him and
buy a beer/wine for the lucky winner of the cherished #1 ranking on his Hate
List at the end of the season.
Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars,
Tom Hansen
> Mr. Hansen wrote:
> "Everybody that has a computer and logs onto the net has an account with
> an internet service provider (ISP), be it First Step Internet, AOL, etc.
> etc.. Each ISP allows each of its account holders to have a limited
> number of e-mail addresses."
>
> Sorry . . . I disagree with that idea.
>
> Unfortunately, I travel more than I'd like & have accounts with a number
> of free ISP's around the country that provide free email accounts. When
> I travel, that's what I use: free.
>
> And, AFAIK, there's no way to tell if someone has something like a
> "free" Yahoo! (or Juno or . . . ) email account or a premium Yahoo! (or
> Juno or . . . ) account they pay for. Are you planning on asking for
> proof of payment? The line between "free" and "for a fee" isn't nearly
> as clear as some seem to think . . .
>
>
> JMHO,
> Saundra Lund
> Moscow, Idaho
>
> The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to
> do nothing.
> Edmund Burke
>
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