🚀 go-pugleaf

Easy solution - use another POP/SMTP provider.  Even though I don't use
@Home (Road Runner), I use Yahoo! and a few other free POP accounts
(mailandnews.com) that work flawlessly every time I pop into them or send
mail out via SMTP to them.

Friends of mine who have @Home hate the Email service also, and most have
gone the route I have.  Broadband into Yahoo! mail for instance - works
great.

Just an idea.



"Mark Cardwell" <cardwellm@NOSPAMmediaone.net> wrote in message
news:3A76171C.C57E59E7@NOSPAMmediaone.net...
> Mike Blackford wrote:
>
> > I've updated my analysis of @Home email losses that I've been tracking
> > since July 4, 2000. It can be seen at
> > http://members.home.com/mblackford/eGroup-chart.htm
> >
> > The detailed log is at: http://members.home.com/mblackford/eGroup.htm
> >
> > For the last month, I've logged incoming email losses over 15%.
Needless
> > to say, the abysmal performance of @Home's email 'service' has continued
> > to deteriorate despite repeated assurances over the last six months or
> > more that "we're working on it", "the problem is fixed", and a variety
of
> > other misrepresentations.
> >
> > --
> > ~ "emails are NOT lost, just delayed." (Excite@Home, Tue, 03 Oct 2000) ~
> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> > Zvxr Oynpxsbeq       Fvyvpba Inyyrl, Pnyvsbeavn       zvxr@oynpxsbeq.pbz
>
> I'm not an @Home customer but I'm so sick of hearing about this.  @Home
needs
> to fire whoever the hell is responsible, NOW!
>
>