TalkTalk charging for emails!
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Broadband was launched by Telewest as a cable service in the year 2000.
That may be true for Cable broadband ... but I was using Internet services (at work) in 1997.
MY first home broadband (Freeserve 56k dial-up using a Frog modem) was in 2001, but that was only because that was when I got my first home PC. It was available long before that.0 -
Usually something like that is not free for life but part of a package .
1998 was generally dial up pay per min for internet access .
LineOne my first real provider did not offer free for life email .I know as upon first move i was informed i could lose my email some time in the future . Worked on the block deletion of old emails every so often ,
None of my other internet or BB providers ever said free emails for life .
KEY here is OP claims free email for life with no proof and disagrees with everyone that does not agree with that viewpoint .
Normal position is that they then start to get ratty / abusive to those who say you are wrong .0 -
Well it did.....
No it didn’t. Back in the 90s it was all ISDN and dial up - as mentioned above it was after the turn of the millennium that we got snappy Internet.
Also I’m not sure what the fuss is about - you’re not their customer, they owe you nothing and if they want to shut down a free service they can.
You don’t own an email address, they just allow you to use it.0 -
That may be true for Cable broadband ... but I was using Internet services (at work) in 1997.
MY first home broadband (Freeserve 56k dial-up using a Frog modem) was in 2001, but that was only because that was when I got my first home PC. It was available long before that.
You're work connection would of been a leased line not a broadband connection.
your 56k dialup connection was also NOT broadband.
I was using the internet and bulletin boards quite a few years before 1997 with a 9.6k dialup connection.0 -
You're work connection would of been a leased line not a broadband connection.
your 56k dialup connection was also NOT broadband.
I was using the internet and bulletin boards quite a few years before 1997 with a 9.6k dialup connection.
Indeed! But it seems broadband has now become == internet.
Not that a work back then would have been much better. 128k isdn probably.
And at 9.6K I hope you mean many years before! I think I started on 28.8 (if you discount the non internet day of bbs's (sure that's not what you mean?)).0 -
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Indeed! But it seems broadband has now become == internet.
Not that a work back then would have been much better. 128k isdn probably.
And at 9.6K I hope you mean many years before! I think I started on 28.8 (if you discount the non internet day of bbs's (sure that's not what you mean?)).
Every time a new speed modem was released i would upgrade. Had the 9.6, 14.4 28,8 56k v90 then straight over to ADSL. i was one of BTs first customers when an engineer had to come out and do a manual install.
Windows 3 used to rock lol0 -
Broadband was launched by Telewest as a cable service in the year 2000.mattyprice4004 wrote: »No it didn’t. Back in the 90s it was all ISDN and dial up - as mentioned above it was after the turn of the millennium that we got snappy Internet.
The statement was that broadband did not exist in 1998. Well ADSL is a type of broadband and was available to certain customers in the UK as a trial in 1998.
The technology was also in use in other countries before the UK so it certainly did exist.
But that's really not relevant to this discussion.These offers were made as an incentive to sign up with them I can’t swear on the bible that it was a free offer for ever but neither can you make the assertion it wasn’t as guess what - you weren’t there. Woulda shoulda coulda.
Well your the one making the claim that it was offered free for life. As we all know if someone makes a claim something is true then it is for them to prove it when challenged.
If your unable to prove it then we will have to assume it's not true.
But we all know you just made that comment to try and justify your position when you yourself know it wasn't the case0 -
Hi All
Just to clarify with our new mail plus service you only need to register one account to mail plus. You can then create a My Account and link all other addresses too it.
We have some more info about this on our help page: https://community.talktalk.co.uk/t5/Articles/About-TalkTalk-Mail-Plus/ta-p/2374203
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