Writing in news:alt.www.webmaster
From the safety of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation cafeteria
Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@schestowitz.com> said:
...
I will only add that lines are appended at the bottom of Hotmail E-mail
messages.
not just hotmail - can't think of a free mail service that doesn't
They will make it difficult to ignore the source of the E-mail
and definitely distract the receiver of the message.
indeed
People who do not have strong feelings involving Microsoft can tolerate
the
source,
which is most of the on-line world - very few outside a few fanatics care
about Microsoft in the way implied. There's probably more that get upset
by BP or Exxon than Microsoft.
but otherwise you're asking for trouble. GMail would be a safe
compromise as long as the account name is professional and not something
like C00lGurl2000@gmail.com.
With respect, I have to disagree. Using any widely known free mail
service creates entirely the wrong impression in a commercial transaction.
exceptions are few and include the online identity of individuals. so for
example if I were buying something from you personally (as opposed to any
business you may be running) then I wouldn't be surprised to be receiving
mail from roy@hotmail.com
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William Tasso
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