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    #21
    Re: XP pro or home ?

    Sorry Rob. Am I benig thick. WWhat do yu mean by in house services. Do you have to pay more to have email? Surely not

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      #22
      Re: XP pro or home ?

      Yes, you have to pay extra for a standard email account - or use one of those spam infested services, like talk21. I couldn't find a service that allowed you to use an proper email client that you didn't have to pay for via their customer website.

      By in=house services, I mean webspace, email, fixed or dynamic IP allocation, spam/virus filtering, etc., etc., BT aren't very good when it comes to these value added services imho.

      Most others provide these at no extra charge and/or without added spam!

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        #23
        Re: XP pro or home ?

        talk21 is about to go to webmail unless you pay £1-50/month to get POP3.

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          #24
          Re: XP pro or home ?

          My point exactly, although I always thought it was webmail. Do you mean webmail only? I didn't realise you could pop it.

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            #25
            Re: XP pro or home ?

            Apparently it started out as webmail, then POP3 was added.

            From Feb, the POP3 bit will only work if you pay for the enhanced version.

            Since I have other POP3 email accounts, talk21 can stay as webmail.

            You can't open a new talk21 account anyway.

            It's been replaced by btopenworld.

            Which is the same thing with a different name.

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