AMSTRAD E3 e-m@iler User Instructions page 27

Giving out your email address
When you are asked for your email address (or if you want to print it on business cards,
letter-headings, etc), you should quote it as follow
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To write it: top-man@amserve.com
To say it: " top dash man at amserve dot com "
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If you prefer, you may quote your address as
amserve.com
(email sent to either address will reach you).
We recommend you exercise caution in giving out your email address, especially
to companies who may send you unsolicited email (known as 'spam'). This
practice is very common on web sites, many of which ask you to enter your
email address so that they can spam you with sales information. What's more,
some of them pass on your email address to a generic list used by other
companies. Be very careful, therefore, to whom you release your email address.
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If you see this display
after registration, it means that the
going to collect any email waiting for you.
Action required:
Please wait a minute or so while the
displays the messages:
Checking
followed by
Collecting email
(if there is any).
The will then return to the standby display, showing the current date and time.
e-m@iler
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If you hear 3 beeps and see this display
(showing the number of new email messages,
for example 01), it means that you have mail
to read. (Note that the red email light above
the display will come on.)
You can set the not to beep when email is
e-m@iler
collected (information on page 136).
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:
SPAM WARNING
(Dialling for email)
is
e-m@iler
e-m@iler
Dialling for email
email,
and then
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Registration
amserve.net
instead of