Anything from hotmail is automatically rejected on my system, have only ever received spam from those addresses and no-one I know uses it!
For some reason, people used to find my old domain, fluffymitten.com, rather smirk-worthy. Can't imagine why. However, for business I use a domain name that matches my company name.
I host my own email so cannot offer any advice re good providers as I refuse to pay for something I can do myself!
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fasthosts.co.ukOriginally posted by DaveBOk, point made
Any sugestions on good hosting solutions?
One package hosts an Exchange account for you, which is a pretty nice feature IMO.
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I have about 10 domains with www.easyspace.co.uk tend to be ok, however once I can pull my finger out I'll host them from my unix box in the office.Originally posted by DaveBOk, point made
Any sugestions on good hosting solutions?
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Not quite the kind of professional service I was thinking of offeringOriginally posted by Joe BlackIts up for grabs if anyone wants it...
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Ok, point madeOriginally posted by EddieCWell what do you think?
If you get two emails, one from DaveB@hotmail.com and one from DaveB@intelligentitsolutions.co.uk which one would you open first?
Any sugestions on good hosting solutions?
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free email gets used by the spammers and virus distributors, I treat with suspicion anything from hotmail, yahoo and any other freebie. For doing business I think its a big no.
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and soles of feet showing in the car wing mirrors.....(think about it.)Originally posted by PhoenixDaveB@intelligentitsolutions.co.uk
Definately the one with the Tits in the middle
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Heh! There's nothing wrong with having tits in your name.Originally posted by PhoenixDefinately the one with the Tits in the middle
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I wondered how long it would take anyone to spot the tits.
6 minutes! This site is not what it used to be.
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Originally posted by EddieCWell what do you think?
If you get two emails, one from DaveB@hotmail.com and one from DaveB@intelligentitsolutions.co.uk which one would you open first?
DaveB@intelligentitsolutions.co.uk
Definately the one with the Tits in the middle
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Well what do you think?
If you get two emails, one from DaveB@hotmail.com and one from DaveB@intelligentitsolutions.co.uk which one would you open first?
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Email addresses
Just wondering how many folks use free email services like gmail, hotmail etc and how many have their own company domain name thay they use.
Does having a company e-mail address look better from the clients perspective?Tags: None
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