I have recently switched to dsl from msn dial up  when i cancel my dial up will I lose all email accts in msn?
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If you are using an email program like Outlook or Outlook Express then no, you won't lose them.  They are in your computer in that program.
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No.  Typically, your DSL connection terminates on a line card in the telephone company central office and would be considered a point-to-point link.  Only your traffic would appear on your line, hence no switching.
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Usually the only things retained on the Internet are those things posted to a bulletin board, website or USENET.  You can search for that at Google Groups.  If it's chat like with AIM or Yahoo Messenger and you don't have it set to log your chat, then no -- it's gone forever.  As for your emails, that's pretty much the same thing.  ISPs will keep copies of your emails for a while, but after a certain point, they'll just purge it.  If it's something you want to hang on to, you should consider saving it to disk or printing it out.
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u need premium msn account
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DSL is soooo much faster than a dial-up!  My late husband/lover had a dial-up, and he didn't care about the speed.  I thought it was enormously frustrating how he had to wait and wait to do anything.  So I got DSL when I inherited his computer.  Same hardware, otherwise same software, but now it's usable.  I could not be involved with Yahoo! Answers if I had to sit and wait for everything: I'd certainly never have gotten to level seven!!!
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it's similar to Window live mail beta to hotmail...u need to go to option...there is button for u to switch back!!
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Yes. Almost all email providers provide a link where we can delete our accounts. If you use web based emails, you may leave that account for several month, and after that, your account will be deleted automatically. Please read the FAQs of that service.
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Forward them.  E-mail can't "transfer" unless you're the system administrator and it's just another account on the same system.\n\nOr just keep using this account on your DSL service.  Just because you get an e-mail address with your service doesn't mean you need to use it.
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If you're trying to access your email in outlook, you'll have to change the servers to your service provider - for eg mail.aapt.com - Otherwise just go to you ISP's site and log into your email account
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What happened when you sent the email?
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When you upgraded, did you change providers?  Some providers use SPAM filters in different ways.  Check you SPAM folder and see if that is where your email is.  If you have YAHOO email, there is a SPAM folder there too.  Nothing to do with a speed upgrade or a router/hub would effect your emails.  It could only be your provider filtering them, or an email setting on your email client.
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Never believe that crap that is in chain emails 99.9% of the chain letters have some form of false information. Think of what would happen to msn if it went from free to pay per month or per year. The users would drop and turn to alturnitive messanger services. Many users are teens or kids and would not be able to afford this cost. In all paying for msn would be a bad idea if it was even a real idea.
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Log in, then go to My Settings, then Cancel My Account.\n\nYou will get an email that you have to click a link to so you can complete the cancellation.
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Setup email free with Yahoo, excite, msn or any of the big internet sites. This way, whether you have cable, DSL or dialup. your email stays the same. Some of these provide Spam control also for free.
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no, you will not lose ur emails.
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are you under contractr with msn? if not call them and cancel
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You're not required to use AOL to access the internet if you're paying for highspeed cable Internet service.\n\nIf you have an AOL email account that is your primary email account (instead of you@yahoo.com or you@hotmail.com), then you will either want to continue using and paying for the AOL service, or you can create a new account through either your internet cable service, or one of the free email services like Yahoo.  I suggest you drop AOL like a bad habit.  It may be a bumpy transition as old friends transfer to your new email address, but cutting the ties to AOL is a good thing.  \n\nIf you originally set up AOL service before you got cable internet service, then you should definitely drop AOL.\n\nA word of warning: I answered another question about free AOL service a couple of days ago, because I've read a lot recently about people having major troubles cancelling their AOL service.  Read my post, and follow my links.  You can hear an actual conversation with an AOL customer service representative, and read another person's account of what happened when they tried cancelling their service.\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AslTtkyuYEjHQW0BFvCVWp_sy6IX?qid=20060622135830AAY0srY\n\nYou have every right to cancel your AOL service, and you absolutely should if you don't need them anymore.  Just let the person know that you talk to if/when you cancel the service that you're aware of the recent news stories and expect to be treated with respect and full cooperation.\n\nI hope that helps you!