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Thursday, December 20, 2007

Holiday Hours for Customer Service

December 24th: 8am to 5pm EST
December 25th: Closed
December 26th: Closed
December 27th: 9am to 5pm EST
December 28th: 9am to 5pm EST
December 29th: Closed
December 30th: Closed
December 31st: 9am to 5pm EST
January   1st: Closed

Happy Holidays Everyone!

Comments

21st December 09:25 GMT. "Service is unavailable". Happy Christmas.

21st December 10:30 am PST
Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage

21st December 10:30 am, PST
Attempt to use Outlook to send email:

Your email message was unable to be sent because your mail server rejected the message

Ross, some problems with the email that keep it from being as functional as it was TWO years ago before Tucows took over.

1. The spam filter is obliterating messages after I hit the send button. It will say "cannot send message since it is considered spam." Um, sorry, no. This "feature" should be turned OFF when sending to a handful of people and no code should EVER permanently wipe out something a user types in. This was one of the biggest problems with the previous disaster of an email system! Whenever I see a legit email message in the spam folder, I check the spamcatcher notes in the header field. It has a lot of problems. A friend with a gmail account had a "100% spammy domain." Huh?

2. Please add the ability to move messages into folders from within the read view of a message. I use the non-java interface. This was a key feature in the old system.

3. Let us configure our own timeout. I never use a public computer and don't need to type my password ever 15 minutes.

Fix these and I won't want to stab my own eyes out after logging in for the first time in a long time.

"Service Unavailable" (23 December 2007 @ 21:50 GMT).

The service from Tucows is a joke and the company is a joke too. The only reason I'm with Tucows is because of my email address. The email account platform is amateurish and login problems occur frequently.

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