On 11/28/01 1:34 PM, "Eric L. Strobel" <fyzycyst_at_home.com> wrote:
> There are a number of us on this list who are @Home customers. Excite is
> making noise like they want to shutdown the entire @Home system this Friday,
> as part of their ongoing bankruptcy saga. So, just a warning to those
> running the list (and everyone else)... If there really is a service
> interruption, I don't know what that many bounced messages will do.
> Further, I'd guess that a bunch of us might get automagically unsubscribed.
> Thoughts?
So, what are the @Home customers doing about it? I know how painful it is
sometimes to move to a new email address, but, pardon me if I ask, are all
the @Home customers waiting to see if the service will be really interrupted
on Friday? I know that, for my part, I would have already moved to a new
provider already...
-Laurent.
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