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Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2007 13:19:19 -0800
From: "Mark Henigan" <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
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Subject: [OS2Wireless] OT ISP behavior (was: Wired woes - Marvell
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"Mark Henigan" <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com> wrote:
> 
<snip>
>> Hello Lewis:
>>
>> Thanks for the suggestion!  BTW, where would
>> be the beast forum for questions about ISP
>> behavior (within the OS/2-eCS community)?
>>

Lewis G Rosenthal replied:

> Surely. ;-)
> 
> For end-user ISP questions, here would probably be the best choice, 
> though eCS-Technical (the Yahoo group) would probably do as well. The 
> OS2-ISP list is for those of us running servers *as* ISP's, mainly.
> 
> Feel free to post your ISP issues here.

Hello Lewis:

I have been confused by the various means that
appeared to have been available for establishing
a personal website with a domain name of my
choosing.  I thought that I had done so with
SBC-Yahoo! (driven-zen.org) and still have email
addresses attached to it that are accessible to
me.  However, when still under SBC-Yahoo! I found
that it was actually a GeoCities page, clearly
not a professional-looking or -behaving "site"
and not what I thought I was getting when I paid
extra for "Premium" services.  Now that I am
under AT&T-Yahoo all of the services that paid
for are part of the basic package and no trace
remains of my having been enrolled for premium
services.

During the years since I "established" my own
domain, I received what I assumed were spam
attempts to get me to pay to keep the domain
name I had chosen.  I just ignored these since
they did not come from anyone connected with my
ISP.

1. Is the idea of obtaining domain names through
large ISPs such as SBC-Yahoo! more fantasy than
reality?

2. What must I do to gain ownership or a
legitemate lease on "my" domain name?

3. Do I need to consider obtaining a fixed
Internet address and operating my own email
server?

4. Given my hopes of access to my email and
(if I ever have one) website via Verizon's
broadband wireless network, am I going to have
problems in addition to simply establishing a
connection to Verizon?

Any thoughts are welcome.

Thank You!

Best Regards,

- Mark

Mark Henigan
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