Re: Hotmail
Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2015 4:13 pm
I was with Plusnet as recently as 2012 but was tempted to abandon them as they took my account over when they took on V@H and didn't think to tell me before I'd called Vodafone - thinking that they still provided service - to ask them for my settings when I had to set up a new modem and router. Oh, said Vodafone at home, we sold you to Plusnet! 
In practice, this meant simply that my account, previously unrestricted, had acquired a limit of 60GB pcm. However, when I asked Plusnet why they did that, they immediately gave in and restored my Ts & Cs to the way they'd been under V@H, meaning that I am now able to use the 130+GB that I need for work.
Today I discovered that my current ISP has just sold its soul to BT too
and (coincidentally I know, but..) the forum isn't accessible at its usual address today either. Terry, what occurs? Did you disable the .co.uk domain to remove some toenails from its cleft and forget to redirect by it afterwards? 
I must admit that the only time I use a traditional (Roman, wasn't it?) mail client these days (Thunderbird or Evolution when I do), it's to import some ancient correspondence that's suddenly become necessary. Otherwise, I only ever send messages from the Gmail app that comes with Android and that redirects stuff from all of the other mailboxes in any case. The great advantage of this is that I don't have to remember where to look, which suits my fogging perfectly.
In practice, this meant simply that my account, previously unrestricted, had acquired a limit of 60GB pcm. However, when I asked Plusnet why they did that, they immediately gave in and restored my Ts & Cs to the way they'd been under V@H, meaning that I am now able to use the 130+GB that I need for work.Today I discovered that my current ISP has just sold its soul to BT too
and (coincidentally I know, but..) the forum isn't accessible at its usual address today either. Terry, what occurs? Did you disable the .co.uk domain to remove some toenails from its cleft and forget to redirect by it afterwards? I must admit that the only time I use a traditional (Roman, wasn't it?) mail client these days (Thunderbird or Evolution when I do), it's to import some ancient correspondence that's suddenly become necessary. Otherwise, I only ever send messages from the Gmail app that comes with Android and that redirects stuff from all of the other mailboxes in any case. The great advantage of this is that I don't have to remember where to look, which suits my fogging perfectly.
