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Microcap & Penny Stocks : MDU Communications Inc. - MDTV

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To: scouser who wrote (421)7/3/1999 1:18:00 AM
From: myturn  Read Replies (1) of 994
 
emails are easy to retrieve no matter where you are at in the world.

I am retrieving all of mine from my ISP. It is no big deal.

All one has to do is go to there preferences file and type in his/her

incoming mail server. For example mine is with swbell.net. I type in my user name in the user file and type in mail.swbell.net.

With others it could be numerous others: for example it could be:

mailsrvr.swbell.net
srvr.swbell.net
smtp.swbell.net

Now, if the Hotel and the tech people are on top of things, they will have the majority of mail servers addresses on file or written into the software where it will automatically pull it up once one types in his/her provider.

I have 2 internet providers at home. I am currently in England.

I change my incoming server name with the service I am using in England and budda boom, budda bang.

It is that simple.

It is just a software written for when one signs up or signs in at the Hotels.

I am sure it will be the same at home.

The only catch with this whole scenario. More and more ISP providers are getting wise to this and are starting to charge people to retrieve their email when they are on the road.

It is called a roaming fee. My father in law has ran into this very issue while we are in London.
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