I use my ISP email account with Mozilla Thunderbird.
I don't know why more people don't do this.
You lose the email address if you switch ISPs and the spam filters on ISP emails haven't been great in my experience!
I use my ISP email account with Mozilla Thunderbird.
I don't know why more people don't do this.
Hi Kevin,
Welcome back from aloha land. The trip with Andrew went well I enjoyed the game from the special owner box seats at the new stadium. Steve and his kids are great, enjoyed hanging out with them a bit at the game. Sammy was really a great help and a lot of fun during our stay in NY.
I managed to get some golf in at Galloping Hills and the Paramus muni. The woods are really dense, I lost a few balls to be sure.
I met Andrea from N711PE on the ramp at TEB, I gave her my business card. I would be happy to provide back up pilot service for the Falcon 2000 should the need arise.
Thanks for the business, look forward to another trip with you or Andrew again in N429SJ the next time around.
Safe flying to Aspen tomorrow.
Best,
Jeff Pease
No, you can't. This was proven a few posts up and I just tried it myself.
GMail really is poor. you automatically get loads of variations of your address assigned to you (so [email protected] will also receive mail for [email protected] and [email protected] and so on), but it appears it's possible to register [email protected] even when [email protected] already exists
I'm wondering if it's a scam, they're trying to either make you give the account up due to the spam or they're using it and then emailing GMail trying to convince them that it's theirs "because I bin usin it for munfs, innit?".
As said above, i'm glad I use my nickname and not my real name.