andy@virgil.uucp (Andy Roth) (04/10/89)
We have heard of a service, that for a nominal monthly fee, will interface with a local UNIX host (ostensibly uucp) and other subscribed email services acting as a clearinghouse. This service will poll your commercial mailboxes (MCI, EXLINK, etc.) and mail them to your local system. Outgoing mail is sent to the service and automatically diverted to MCI or whatever as required. If anyone has used or is familiar with wuch a service, I would appreciate a reference. Thanks in advance. Andy Roth EDO Corporation Virginia Operations 814 Greenbrier Circle Suite U Chesapeake, VA 23320 (804) 424-1004 uucp: ...xanth!edo!andy
dave@rutgers.edu (Dave Levenson) (04/13/89)
In article <telecom-v09i0132m03@vector.dallas.tx.us>, andy@virgil.uucp (Andy Roth) writes: > We have heard of a service, that for a nominal monthly fee, will interface > with a local UNIX host (ostensibly uucp) and other subscribed email services > acting as a clearinghouse. This service will poll your commercial mailboxes > (MCI, EXLINK, etc.) and mail them to your local system. Outgoing mail is > sent to the service and automatically diverted to MCI or whatever as > required. If anyone has used or is familiar with wuch a service, I would > appreciate a reference. Thanks in advance. There is at least one commercial e-mail service which is uucp-based, and can communicate directly with your favorite uucp site. It is called AT&T Mail, and provides e-mail to fax, e-mail to paper-mail, and other related services. You can register yourself for logins from a dumb terminal (they provide a text-editor and other user-friendly covers for the UNIX shell) or you can register your UNIX machine and receive your mail on your own system. -- Dave Levenson /-----------------------------\ Westmark, Inc. | If you can't give me your | Warren, NJ USA | Phone number, don't call! | {rutgers | att}!westmark!dave \-----------------------------/