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To: Ilaine who wrote (28159)	1/30/2003 12:54:41 AM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (1) of 74559

CB, You may want to try a forwarding service like BigFoot. Set your family up with their own <somename>@BIgFoot.Com. On the Bigfoot site you can update (controlled and changeable by you anytime) the 'forwarding' address, in this case the AOL addresses in question. ie. set up KID1@BigFoot.Com redirected to KID1@AOL.Com. Now yo can take your time advising everyone of your new addresses. Anyone using the old one still gets through until you actually turf AOL. When you are ready to pull the plug on AOL simply go to the BigFoot site and update the 'redirection' address to your new email. This will be completely transparent to your correspondents as they continue to send mail to your BigFoot alias. I've used it for years now as I soon got fed up advising folks when I changed ISP's. I pay nothing for the basic service which is fine for me and my family for personal mail as I have my own domain for business. The free one is limitted to 25 free forwards. Here is the site. bigfoot.com Changing 'real' emails is never again a problem. regards Kastel

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