Folks,
IMHO Gmail is the best and only way to do high volume lists. I get this and iBOB both in Gmail. It threads all related e-mails together and it is easy to set up filters. All my C-R go into a folder. I open only threads that sound interesting and ignore the rest. I have been getting both lists since June of 04, have ~43,132 e-mails and am still only at 22% capacity. If you have internet access it is the best...
Doug Van Cleve Chandler, AZ
P.S. I have plenty of invites if anybody wants one (off list please)
On 6/13/06, KDresch@aol.com <KDresch@aol.com> wrote:
>
> Another choice is if your ISP allows you to set up multiple email addresses
> have all the CR emails go to a special email address. Then you can look at
> that email when you want and not have the many CR emails take over your main
> mail box.
>
> I personally do a search on my new mail to isolate the CR emails - review
> them for any interest I may have, then delete the others. Then go on to read
> my regular mail. But I may switch to one of the other methods above or below
> in the future. I'm still in evaluation mode.
>
> Ken Drescher
> Greenville, SC USA
>
> In a message dated 6/13/2006 6:54:28 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> tsan7759142@sbcglobal.net writes:
>
> I too was once overwhelmed by the sheer number of posts. Lord knows I am
> one of the most enthusiastic of list members and could not stand the thought
> of being without it. Let me suggest this to you all...If you like the list
> (and if you don't by all means realize you are on the wrong list and get
> off) try the Digest version of it. You will get it a few hours later and
> many for sale items will be gone by the time you respond, but the Digest
> lumps many posts into one manageable post that has a table of contents at
> the top which you can scan to see what items are of interest. It is
> deletable with a single click when you are done.
> Please do not respond to the entire Digest, just the individual posts...this
> is how we get those damnable huge mailings with nearly no new content!
> We really want to keep interested members and if the list is of value to
> you, this may be of some help...you can always remove yourself later if it
> does not...nothing ventured, nothing gained.
> Tom Sanders
> Lansing, Mi