Paul,
A*O*L owns Earthlink if you haven't heard. I would be really surprised
if that was the reason the messages were bouncing.
Bill Jepson
Are you sure? I thought they were owned by Verizon. Earthlink allows
any browsers. I am using Thunderbird. Perhaps that makes a difference.
Paul & Bill,
Nope, EarthLink is owned and files with the SEC as:
Reporting Owners = Dayton Sky D., 1601 Cloverfield Blvd, Suite
5000, North Tower, Santa Monica, CA 90404
AOL and CompuServe are look-alikes and CS is owned by AOL, as
someone already pointed out. Prodigy also is an AOL/CS look-alike and
may be owned by AOL as well.
I work on computer systems all the time and can recommend a couple
ISP's other than those mentioned above. Why not try:
AT&T WorldNet (
www.att.net <http://www.att.net>)
$16.95/mo (
/no contract/)
GTC (
www.gtcinternet.com <http://www.gtcinternet.com>)
$7.99/mo (/1-yr contract/)
I have personal experience with AT&T, and a client of mine
recommends GTC Internet. With these systems, you bring your own browser
and e-mail client or (if you must) have webmail available. No fuss. No
muss. No advertising. And, no non-standard mail system, like AOL and
CS....
There may be other good choices.... nearly anything is better than
AOL/CS
Jack
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