MileMail
#16
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Still haven't heard anything about MileMail... Randy has told me to direct questions about it to him at [email protected]
#17

Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Vancouver, Canada (YVR)
Posts: 756
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by dan at WebFlyer:
Still haven't heard anything about MileMail... Randy has told me to direct questions about it to him at [email protected]</font>
Still haven't heard anything about MileMail... Randy has told me to direct questions about it to him at [email protected]</font>

#18




Join Date: Feb 2001
Programs: IHG Diamond, HH Gold, Marriott Silver
Posts: 4,343
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Stephen loves Starwood:
The only good that has happened is a lesson I have finally learned. I am now going into all my Web-based e-mail service providers and if there is any e-mail that I would like to keep (but not print) I am forwarding them to myself at a pop3 account so at least I will have the e-mails regardless of accessibility.
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The only good that has happened is a lesson I have finally learned. I am now going into all my Web-based e-mail service providers and if there is any e-mail that I would like to keep (but not print) I am forwarding them to myself at a pop3 account so at least I will have the e-mails regardless of accessibility.
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This way, there's another copy of every email I get on a Unix server elsewhere. Also, a lot of the time when web-based email systems go wrong, it's the web front end that's dead. The mail processing part may still be forwarding email on to your other account in those situations.
#20
Founder of FlyerTalk
Join Date: May 1998
Location: Colorado Springs, CO
Posts: 6,540
What seemed to be a simple outage at our provider - Critical Path - has turned out to be a day-by-day list of excuses for why we aren't back up yet. While one of the largest providers of email solutions, they are a dot.com disaster and i think some of their executives even went to prison. Hate to bad mouth them because for two years they haven't been too bad with service. We've gotten a different answer from them almost daily - including that they may have flushed out their backup of us and all the old email is not able to be brought back up. This despite the fact that they say on their Web site they have all this backup. Something is wrong, really wrong and even though we don't own that end of the business, still feel sorry since as users of the service we are suffering the same.
I chatted yesterday with another company to take things over but these things don't happen overnight. If there is a way for you to re-route your email, I'd do it since i have not gotten answers that i now feel comfortable banking on from Critical Path.
In the big picture, it realy doesn't matter about Critical Path. I'll take full responsibility for this and if any of you want to throw tomatoes, feel free.
I chatted yesterday with another company to take things over but these things don't happen overnight. If there is a way for you to re-route your email, I'd do it since i have not gotten answers that i now feel comfortable banking on from Critical Path.
In the big picture, it realy doesn't matter about Critical Path. I'll take full responsibility for this and if any of you want to throw tomatoes, feel free.
#24
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: controlling the internets from an underground bunker
Programs: So l33t that I don't need a wallet full of cards to prove it. Black is the new Gold.
Posts: 3,041
Randy, I could set up a web-based email system for you, very inexpensively. Shoot me an email if you're interested.
#26
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Montreal / Detroit / Miami
Posts: 745
I don't understand why we can't retrieve our old e-mail from a back-up.
The ideal situation would have been to reinstate the system for a short while, such as a week or two, which would have allowed people to do what they need to do (such as save, print, forward, retrieve e-mail addresses which they need, etc.). Then you could've retired the system with your heads held up rather than walk away ashamed.
Sorry, but this is unnerving.
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The ideal situation would have been to reinstate the system for a short while, such as a week or two, which would have allowed people to do what they need to do (such as save, print, forward, retrieve e-mail addresses which they need, etc.). Then you could've retired the system with your heads held up rather than walk away ashamed.
Sorry, but this is unnerving.
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