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It's the standard crap of a business moving to a new address and having
to notify old customers and get new stationary. It's not something to be
done lightly.

I figure after a year, the old contact info can die out. 

On Mon, 2004-03-22 at 08:15, Dow Hurst wrote:
> Jim,
> How are you dealing with your legacy email address that others might know? 
> Plus, how long did it take to move all your listservs and subscriptions over 
> to the new email?  A full day to work thru all of it?  I am just curious since 
> I am seriously planning a switchover and making a list so I don't forget any 
> login that might be needing to send email to the new address.
> 
> Think about it:
> Phone company
> Credit card companies
> Every site you've bought from
> Every software package you've registered for
> Listservs
> and so on.
> 
> My list is getting too long for comfort.
> Dow
> 
> 
> Jim Philips wrote:
> > Okay. I made the switch to Speedfactory...although that wasn't without 
> > incident. At first, I couldn't get my NIC to talk to their modem, no way, no 
> > how. I even tried plugging in the old modem. The NIC talked to it fine. I 
> > even drove out to Speedfactory's office and got them to switch out the modem. 
> > When nothing was working, I decided as a last ditch attempt to switch out all 
> > of the cables, ethernet and phone. Ta da! That did it. The same cables that 
> > worked fine with my other modem wouldn't work with this one. Go figure. 
> > Anyway, it's a big relief not only to dump Mindspring, but to dump PPP and 
> > PPPoE. DHCP is so easy.
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