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How many emails do you have and/or regularly check?
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I have four business email accounts and I check them twice a day.
I have two personal email accounts and I check them once a day.
I have one bogus email that I use to register at forums that I don't want to have my real email and that I hardly ever check.
I have two personal email accounts and I check them once a day.
I have one bogus email that I use to register at forums that I don't want to have my real email and that I hardly ever check.
Crap.....
work, websites, the one that I get bills sent to, the one full of spam, the other one.... ... ....
7, no 8, forgot Google.
No, 9, forgot the yahoo backup to the one for the other website.
And, yes, I check them all at least once a week, Or So.
In fact, I need to run through a couple of them and dump the spam or when the web traffic thing comes in it'll bounce because it's full.
work, websites, the one that I get bills sent to, the one full of spam, the other one.... ... ....
7, no 8, forgot Google.
No, 9, forgot the yahoo backup to the one for the other website.
And, yes, I check them all at least once a week, Or So.
In fact, I need to run through a couple of them and dump the spam or when the web traffic thing comes in it'll bounce because it's full.
Sorry, add two to that total. There is two other ones at work, one used by the workorder system for tracking and the other one that Verizon Repair sends updates to.
The phone company's automated repair module sends out an update EVERY TIME any action is taken on a repair ticket. Sometimes that can be twenty or thirty emails on ONE repair. That's enough, given the number of issues we have open at any one time, to swamp a regular account. This one dumps EVERYTHING seven days old or older once a day. And even then you'll see a thing pop up that says it is full every so often.
The phone company's automated repair module sends out an update EVERY TIME any action is taken on a repair ticket. Sometimes that can be twenty or thirty emails on ONE repair. That's enough, given the number of issues we have open at any one time, to swamp a regular account. This one dumps EVERYTHING seven days old or older once a day. And even then you'll see a thing pop up that says it is full every so often.
