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On Wed, 29 Oct 2014 12:13:58 +0100, Michael Uplawski wrote:

Getting a domain name and cheap/free/included mail service is
probably what everyone should do. You are then no longer tied (via

an
ISP based email address) to your ISP.


But now you do not talk about usenet and would anyway be in trouble
getting usenet-access into the context... ;-)


Access, probably but admin. ie when the usenet service provider needs
to contact you a couple of years after you have signed up and you
have switched ISP, having "fixed" email address is helpful.

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Cheers
Dave.



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