Yes! NetZero gives you complete access to the Internet so you can use NetZero to get online and check email for other email addresses and accounts that you use. Plus with NetZero you get your own NetZero email address.

Yes! It's easy for NetZero members to check their email from the World Wide Web. Just go to the NetZero home page and click on the link to our Email on the Web service. You can get your NetZero email anywhere Internet access is available!

A while back, before the advent of "spam bots" you could send email to nearly any username at getodd.com or one of our other domains (bestangelgifts.com, pigcollecting.com, cowcollecting.com, frogcollecting.com, legitimate.org) and they would reach an appropriate person here at the Get Odd company.

Can I have an email alias on the Middlebury Community Network? I think jim@middlebury.net is a lot better address than sghj1684@aol.com . Ans: Yes you can, but you can't have jim@middlebury.net because that's mine. Email aliases can be created to point to your "real" email address, but they are obviously subject to name availability. There's no extra charge for an email alias.

Yes! World Verge gives you complete access to the Internet enabling you to get online and check your email for all email addresses and accounts that you use, such as Hotmail, Yahoo, and MSN. And don't forget - with World Verge you also get 5 free email accounts.

The Email Address field is used for email notifications, forum subscriptions and to email your password. The Public Email Address field is what other users see when they view your profile. We realize that you may not want everyone to know your real email address, but we need to know it in case you want to subscribe to a forum or if you want to have replies emailed to you.

Yes. Your browser can be setup to have multiple users. This way everyone gets their own eMail, and each person will have a unique password for internal security. ClearSail will provide each member of your family with their own eMail address. ClearSail provides Businesses with Internet packages that provide the needed eMail addresses for employees.

Generally, this is considered de rigeur for an auction since it shows the bidders that no shilling (this is were you make up bids so that price is artificially raised). Some bidders do not like their email addresses listed because they fear spam. In that case, try to receive permission to list the person's name, nickname or partial email address. Anonymous bidders raise eyebrows and possible accusations of shilling. Ditto for the mysterious local bidders.

Yes, additional email addresses are available at a cost of $1.00 each per month. (No set-up fee). Please call 0800 188 111 and we can set these up for you.

No. An email addressed to BobSmith@GlobalTelemax.net would be routed the same as one addressed to bobsmith@globaltelemax.net or to bObsMiTh@gloBAltelemAX.net.

You can add more email addresses using the Qmailadmin control panel at http://webmail.your_domain.com/cgi-bin/qmailadmin. This allows you to setup forwarding and 'catchall' accounts on the domain. You need to log in using an administrator account (the default administrator is postmaster).

We hate spam, too. We do not share email addresses of Kaboodle users with anyone. The only mail you will receive as a result of registering with Kaboodle will come directly from us. And you’ll be able to opt out of communications from us at any time through a link included on any email we send.

Yes, both in Minneapolis and at Deep Portage. We will actually be setting up a wireless "hydrocamp" network with DSL connection at Deep Portage, so whenever you are at Deep Portage (mornings, evenings and some report writing/rest days) you will be able to check your emails and surf the net at a fairly decent speed. You can also hook up your laptop with an ethernet cable if you do not have wireless.

If you do not have an email account, you can get a free email account by visiting http://www.hotmail.com or you may also use the email address of a relative. If you do not have access to your own computer, you may sign up at your neighborhood library.

How about we turn the tables a bit and ask you this.. If AOL can charge $23.90 per month for Internet access then why can't you charge $19.95 for your service which will surely be better? Remember, AOL is the largest ISP in the world and they are also the most expensive. Don't get roped into believing that the only way to sell Internet is to be the cheapest. The average person in America directly ties the price to the quality of the product or service.