Re: re:iNation moving right along

["Jim Franz" <franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

not nearly as simple as u indicate-i've signed up for updates & emails in
dozens of ibm programs. some i want at various clients.some i don't. i did
nothing diff than any other signup. have no idea where ibm may send the info
from.
jimf
----- Original Message -----
From: "Walker, Jodi" <JWalker@columbia.com>
To: <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>
Sent: Friday, June 29, 2001 2:34 PM
Subject: RE: re:iNation moving right along


>
>
> On Wed, 27 Jun 2001, Jim Franz wrote:
>
> > Actually, (as one of the "multiples", I wanted their email & such at
> > my office (home) and at my current assignment so I could pass on the
> > info to my customer. The freebie was not part
> > of the equation
>
>
> For those not interested in multiple freebies, there are better
> solutions than registering multiple names & email accounts.
>
> Here's two simple ones off the top of my head - things I've been doing
> for years.
>
> Get an email address at Bigfoot.com for free and use their mail
> forwarding service.  You can have incoming mail forwarded to 5 different
> email addresses - for free.
>
> Set a rule in your email client so that when an email is received from a
> particular address you forward that email to how ever many addresses you
> wish to see it at.
>
> You only have to enter your information once at any of the sites where
> the information is so potentially valuable that you want to have
> multiple copies of it or be sure to receive it right this second no
> matter where you are.  You don't clutter up the target sites with a
> bunch of duplicate information that gains them nothing(I certainly don't
> like duplicate data in my files).
>
> Of course using these solutions, you don't get multiple freebies.
> Multiple registrations is probably why some first/single time
> registrants never had the choice of picking what item they wanted but
> simply had a fanny pack thrust upon them.
>
> jw
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