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Re: Too much information?
Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2018 3:04 am
by froggyboy604
Skeithex wrote:some people don't have or want email address which makes it even harder to setup.
I can see this being a problem for setting up Office 365.
I think some people may have e-mails which they don't know they have, or forgot they have. Most colleges and some high schools give e-mails to students and former students.
A lot of ISPs and web hosts also provide an e-mail service.
Re: Too much information?
Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2018 5:39 am
by Skeithex
froggyboy604 wrote:Skeithex wrote:some people don't have or want email address which makes it even harder to setup.
I can see this being a problem for setting up Office 365.
I think some people may have e-mails which they don't know they have, or forgot they have. Most colleges and some high schools give e-mails to students and former students.
A lot of ISPs and web hosts also provide an e-mail service.
it's actually the old folk who don't want to bother with emails.
Re: Too much information?
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2018 7:07 am
by froggyboy604
I think stores like Bestbuy could earn a little extra money selling cheap basic e-mail addresses and service to old people who just need an e-mail address for Microsoft Office, and e-mail verification for forums and social networks.
Re: Too much information?
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2018 7:25 am
by Skeithex
froggyboy604 wrote:I think stores like Bestbuy could earn a little extra money selling cheap basic e-mail addresses and service to old people who just need an e-mail address for Microsoft Office, and e-mail verification for forums and social networks.
so you're saying they are to sell what is basically free?
Re: Too much information?
Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2018 6:20 am
by froggyboy604
Many ISPs and paid web hosts provide e-mail addresses to paid subscribers, so e-mail is not free for paid ISP and web hosting subscribers. There is a paid version of gmail, yahoo mail, outlook, privacy secure e-mail services, and other e-mail services. Most e-mail service is not totally free because most free e-mail services has ads, so the advertisers are paying for free users e-mail address and storage, so e-mail users would view and click their ad.
There maybe a few e-mail users who may pay $1 or more a month to have a better e-mail address with a nicer domain name instead of a generic e-mail address from Yahoo, gmail, outlook, etc.
Re: Too much information?
Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2018 7:50 am
by Skeithex
I use yahoo and they are pushing me to use their paid one since I use an ad block service. It's hard being a rebel in these times.
Re: Too much information?
Posted: Tue May 01, 2018 7:49 am
by froggyboy604
Yahoo got bought by Verizon for almost $5 billion dollars . I heard Verizen ISP services and cell phone services can be expensive.