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Looking For A Trouble-Free Isp (Uk).
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Greetings each.
I am experiencing ongoing problems with my BT mail service which they do not seem able to rectify. Basically this is a Yahoo problem as genuine e-mails keep ending up in Yahoo Spam folders, despite that feature being disabled/turned off. BT uses Yahoo for mail services.
As I am now considering transferring to a different provider, can anybody recommend a decent one please?
I have previously used Virgin, Tiscali and Talk-Talk and wouldn't now touch either of them with the proverbial barge pole!
Be good!
Cheers.
I am experiencing ongoing problems with my BT mail service which they do not seem able to rectify. Basically this is a Yahoo problem as genuine e-mails keep ending up in Yahoo Spam folders, despite that feature being disabled/turned off. BT uses Yahoo for mail services.
As I am now considering transferring to a different provider, can anybody recommend a decent one please?
I have previously used Virgin, Tiscali and Talk-Talk and wouldn't now touch either of them with the proverbial barge pole!
Be good!
Cheers.
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Like KJN, I'd suggest looking for an alternative email provider. Both Gmail (as suggested by KJN) and GMX (which I prefer) allow you to access your mail via an email client (such as Outlook Express or Windows Live Mail) as well as via the web. Further, using a third-party email supplier means that you can always keep the same email address no matter how many...
12:52 Fri 11th Jan 2013
Like KJN, I'd suggest looking for an alternative email provider.
Both Gmail (as suggested by KJN) and GMX (which I prefer) allow you to access your mail via an email client (such as Outlook Express or Windows Live Mail) as well as via the web. Further, using a third-party email supplier means that you can always keep the same email address no matter how many times you change your ISP.
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BT is usually rated as one of the better ISPs, alongside Plusnet, but the really good ISPs tend to be pricey. For example, Xilo gets excellent reviews but it's not cheap, while Claranet (which I use) is the choice of many major businesses which rely upon top quality internet provision but, again, it's not cheap. (I've got an ADSL2+ service, which gives me broadband at twice the speed of regular ADSL services, with a low contention ratio and no download limits, for £18.11 per month).
You get what you pay for!
Chris
Both Gmail (as suggested by KJN) and GMX (which I prefer) allow you to access your mail via an email client (such as Outlook Express or Windows Live Mail) as well as via the web. Further, using a third-party email supplier means that you can always keep the same email address no matter how many times you change your ISP.
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BT is usually rated as one of the better ISPs, alongside Plusnet, but the really good ISPs tend to be pricey. For example, Xilo gets excellent reviews but it's not cheap, while Claranet (which I use) is the choice of many major businesses which rely upon top quality internet provision but, again, it's not cheap. (I've got an ADSL2+ service, which gives me broadband at twice the speed of regular ADSL services, with a low contention ratio and no download limits, for £18.11 per month).
You get what you pay for!
Chris
Greetings each.
I would be 100% happy with BTinternet if they did not insist on Yahoo as their e-mail partner. Yahoo STINKS!
OK so I can tolerate massive advertising and other distractions (including their inefficient/unstable SPAM filtering system) when using Yahoo as a FREE mail service BUT:
As a paying customer I expect/demand a better service than I am presently receiving from BT.
YES, I could opt to change to a different mail provider and still keep BT as principal ISP BUT: That goes against the grain with me as I would then be still paying BT for only a PART service.
That ain't going to happen.
It's either ALL or NOTHING!
Thanks everyone for all advice received.
Stay good!
Cheers.
I would be 100% happy with BTinternet if they did not insist on Yahoo as their e-mail partner. Yahoo STINKS!
OK so I can tolerate massive advertising and other distractions (including their inefficient/unstable SPAM filtering system) when using Yahoo as a FREE mail service BUT:
As a paying customer I expect/demand a better service than I am presently receiving from BT.
YES, I could opt to change to a different mail provider and still keep BT as principal ISP BUT: That goes against the grain with me as I would then be still paying BT for only a PART service.
That ain't going to happen.
It's either ALL or NOTHING!
Thanks everyone for all advice received.
Stay good!
Cheers.
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