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My friends are really sad. They were using m-net for email as they have only a shell account. It's a hot time for them getting responses from the Universities for their fall 2000 admissions. It would be good if m-net comes back asap. I know it's hard for the limited number of folks to fix the problem so soon in addition to their regular schedule/work. But, please try to do that soon. Thanks....
<hi 5!>
Your friends ate my balls in a ball eating contest.
hell, yew cin come over tew muh house an fuck muh sister!
I use Mnet as my primary email too but it isnt that big of a deal. Luckily everyone who wants to get in touch with me has my phone number. I do feel bad about one friend though. He lives in Lebanon and I dont have his email address here as it is in my address book on Mnet. Anyhow, he called me because he was worried about me because his email to me is getting bounced. I dont have his phone number in Lebanon either. OH well, I'll shoot him an email when Mnet is back up. No biggie.
Would it be hard to take one of the backups of the home directory disks, mount it on some random system, and allow FTP access to it?
Y'all... Use hotmail.com or something. M-Net isn't the only place you can use email for free.
dern tootin!
there are some places where you can get free pop mail, even.
they send you free pop in the mail?
Interesting. iggy's response seem wittier in Pistashio.
wudda been more wittier but she left out an "o"
you just keep your *kerplops* to yourself, young man!
Where can I get free pop mail? The only place close to that is yahoo, but they require that you submit to endless spam in order to have pop service.
www.geek.com used to offer pop mail
i've been using nettaxi lately, which also offers free isp service. try doing a google search for "free pop mail." i bet you'll garner a surprisingly large list.
hotmail also offers popmail, isn't it?
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