MileMail
Sep 13, 2002 | 8:56 pm
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MileMail
Any users of MileMail having log-on problems? For the last five or six hours it won't recognize my password.
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Craig6z
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Craig6z
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Sep 15, 2002 | 8:24 pm
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Craig,
Mail sent to your address bounces too. I've sent you a couple this weekend and gotten an immediate "no such user" message.
Don't know if that's relevant or not, but....
Mail sent to your address bounces too. I've sent you a couple this weekend and gotten an immediate "no such user" message.
Don't know if that's relevant or not, but....
Sep 18, 2002 | 7:58 am
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Ummm. What is MileMail?
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Sep 18, 2002 | 9:33 am
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It looks like there are some contract issues that are being worked on between us and them; I'm awaiting more news about it myself...Sorry for the sudden outage.
Oz, MileMail is a free web-based email system we launched a couple years ago through an email ASP for frequent flyers, but we haven't been accepting new subscribers for a while; they switched their software, and now don't support Linux, which is what our servers use.
Oz, MileMail is a free web-based email system we launched a couple years ago through an email ASP for frequent flyers, but we haven't been accepting new subscribers for a while; they switched their software, and now don't support Linux, which is what our servers use.
Sep 19, 2002 | 8:30 am
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Merci Dan. 
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Sep 19, 2002 | 8:32 am
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I guess those are the "whatever"@frequentflyer.net addresses?
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Sep 28, 2002 | 4:42 am
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For what it's worth, I just tried to email someone with a frequentflyer.net address and it bounced. Unfortunately, this outage means that some people on this board are now uncontactable unless/until they change the email address in their profiles.
Sep 30, 2002 | 7:31 am
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Sorry, I posted this question in the wrong forum re.,
'frequentflyer.net'
Does this mean that my messages have been lost for the past few weeks ? Or are they stacked up somewhere ?
[This message has been edited by mike turnbull (edited 09-30-2002).]
'frequentflyer.net'
Does this mean that my messages have been lost for the past few weeks ? Or are they stacked up somewhere ?
[This message has been edited by mike turnbull (edited 09-30-2002).]
Sep 30, 2002 | 9:41 am
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A real pain this downtime of milemail. When I called them they told me that indeed any receipt of mail is being bounced back to sender.
I've lost a lot of contacts and we're now heading into the fourth week.
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.
It's too bad but I really liked milemail, it had everything going for it: The address was very apt for me (frequentflyer), the absence of pop-up ads was fantastic, the great layout when printing (vs. the horrible configurations of mail.- yahoo.com, etc.) and the quick sign-ins. It all worked well. So much so that I would've paid for the service: Reliability of course being the key word.
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Got points ? Got smiles !
Edited for one misplaced punctuation
[This message has been edited by Stephen loves Starwood (edited 09-30-2002).]
I've lost a lot of contacts and we're now heading into the fourth week.
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.
It's too bad but I really liked milemail, it had everything going for it: The address was very apt for me (frequentflyer), the absence of pop-up ads was fantastic, the great layout when printing (vs. the horrible configurations of mail.- yahoo.com, etc.) and the quick sign-ins. It all worked well. So much so that I would've paid for the service: Reliability of course being the key word.
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Got points ? Got smiles !
Edited for one misplaced punctuation
[This message has been edited by Stephen loves Starwood (edited 09-30-2002).]