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Posted by Mystified One on May 9, 2008, 11:59 am
My e-mail provider has decided to quit supporting its newsgroups. This was
a major reason I had stuck with them for this long, and I feel they really
don't want my money anymore.
Since I am leaving, I am looking for a new e-mail provider that also
supports Usenet. Anyone know of some good ones?
Thanks for your help.
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Posted by DA on May 9, 2008, 12:10 pm
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> My e-mail provider has decided to quit supporting its newsgroups. This
> was a major reason I had stuck with them for this long, and I feel they
> really don't want my money anymore.
> Since I am leaving, I am looking for a new e-mail provider that also
> supports Usenet. Anyone know of some good ones?
> Thanks for your help.
You will be shopping for a new ISP, correct? Most ISPs provide POP3/SMTP
accounts.
Unless you do a lot of binary downloading, why not use a free UseNet server?
http://www.disenter.com/ http://www.newsservers.net/FreeNewsServers.php
Here are a couple of links to get you started.
DA
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Posted by Mystified One on May 9, 2008, 12:11 pm
I have cable internet, so I don't need a new ISP. All I need is an e-mail
account and to be able to still view my newsgroups.
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>> My e-mail provider has decided to quit supporting its newsgroups. This
>> was a major reason I had stuck with them for this long, and I feel they
>> really don't want my money anymore.
>> Since I am leaving, I am looking for a new e-mail provider that also
>> supports Usenet. Anyone know of some good ones?
>> Thanks for your help.
> You will be shopping for a new ISP, correct? Most ISPs provide POP3/SMTP
> accounts.
> Unless you do a lot of binary downloading, why not use a free UseNet
> server?
> http://www.disenter.com/
> http://www.newsservers.net/FreeNewsServers.php
> Here are a couple of links to get you started.
> DA
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Posted by suzee on May 9, 2008, 12:29 pm
Mystified One wrote:
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> I have cable internet, so I don't need a new ISP. All I need is an e-mail
> account and to be able to still view my newsgroups.
Try nntp.aioe.org or go to http://motzarella.org/ to sign up for one of
their free newsservers. You have to use a valid email address, but they
keep them private.
sue
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Posted by Marilyn on May 9, 2008, 2:10 pm
You can read and post through google. I am not sure how easy it is though.
Google also has email. (gmail).
Marilyn
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>I have cable internet, so I don't need a new ISP. All I need is an e-mail
>account and to be able to still view my newsgroups.
>>> My e-mail provider has decided to quit supporting its newsgroups. This
>>> was a major reason I had stuck with them for this long, and I feel they
>>> really don't want my money anymore.
>>> Since I am leaving, I am looking for a new e-mail provider that also
>>> supports Usenet. Anyone know of some good ones?
>>> Thanks for your help.
>> You will be shopping for a new ISP, correct? Most ISPs provide POP3/SMTP
>> accounts.
>> Unless you do a lot of binary downloading, why not use a free UseNet
>> server?
>> http://www.disenter.com/
>> http://www.newsservers.net/FreeNewsServers.php
>> Here are a couple of links to get you started.
>> DA
>
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> was a major reason I had stuck with them for this long, and I feel they
> really don't want my money anymore.
> Since I am leaving, I am looking for a new e-mail provider that also
> supports Usenet. Anyone know of some good ones?
> Thanks for your help.