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Waitrose email superstition?
28-11-2012 5:01 PM
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Someone I visited this morning has a Waitrose email address from a time when she used Waitrose dial-up Internet. Now she shares broadband with her flatmate and thus is no longer with Waitrose. But she still makes a dial-up connection to Waitrose every little while in the belief that this is necessary to keep her Waitrose email address alive. Is this really necessary or is it superstition?
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Re: Waitrose email superstition?
28-11-2012 5:08 PM
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Hi there,
If she's paying for the account to stay open then there's no need for her to dial in - though there may be if it's a free account? I'd be surprised if that was the case though.
If she's paying for the account to stay open then there's no need for her to dial in - though there may be if it's a free account? I'd be surprised if that was the case though.
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28-11-2012 5:24 PM
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My memory is getting a bit hazy now but I recall that a typical dial-up internet account was 'free'; you just paid for the phone calls and the ISP took the revenue. Did Waitrose not work like that in those days?
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