"When I took up a Plusnet email well over 20 years ago it was a just a way of chatting to friends. Now we use it for hospitals , paying bills , ordering goods and services , savings accounts , council payments. It has become such that it needs to be as reliable as other infrastructures or lots of the way we are being asked to live will fail. "
@SagaPlus, you put it so well! I absolutely balk at the idea of having to log in, one by one, to every organisation and agency I deal with, in order to change my contact email address.
The last time I spoke by phone with an operative on the Pluset helpline, although she was perfectly pleasant, the message was, in effect, "Well if it works on webmail, it's working. We can't advise on Thunderbird or other email clients".
That just isn't good enough. Plusnet formerly DID advise on email clients, both on their website and on the phone. And Thuinderbird, like a number of other email client softwares, is not some tiny, obscure, fly-by-night bit of software; it is a major email software. I find it much easier to organise my emails there than on Webmail.
I have chnaged no settings at all, (and have not, as far as I can tell, yet been migrated to Greenby) but what was working perfectly well previously, now doesn't work. It does not feel like a reward for my 29 years of Force9 and Plusnet custom.
