Re: Web browser email versus client email -- PCTECH

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Subject: Re: Web browser email versus client email
From: Keith Carpenter <entropypool@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 07:28:05 -0800
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ldwopt@xxxxxxx wrote:

I have Cox as my ISP and I receive 7 "free email" accounts. Cox provides many services to reduce spam and virus. I would check out your ISP first, they should offer a variety of services to hepl you out

Dave Willenborg
FNTS Omaha NE

Dave,

I've got my 7 cox accounts, their spam filter helps but is still lacking. email use outside their network (eg a laptop at school or work) is limited to webmail (no external pop3/smtp). Not sure if this is true for other cable/dsl ISPs.

Keith

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