It goes by referrers — in this case, if you use my referrer on sign up:
dotfive

You’ll get $97 off of one year, $50 off the monthly plan selection and then it’s $60 off the monthly plan for two years, etc.

Everyone who is a customer can make a referrer code and pass it along. I get 5 bucks or something, you get up to $97 bucks off.

Cause no one I know at Dreamhost pays 120 bucks a year, I paid 40 and have 20gb of space for a client

Can you reveal where others can get that $3.33/mo. DreamHost account? I don’t see anything less than $7.95/mo. for managed web hosting with a two-year pre-payment.

Really, you need to educate yourself before showing your ignorance.

Really, was it necessary to punctuate your post with that offending remark? Sigh.

I believe that Nancy McGough of Infinite Ink (ii.com) now uses Tuffmail. Her website is what really turned me on to IMAP mail servers, not to mention that she is a dedicated Pine user.

Lots of useful info there, but her site is still begging for the unwieldy-sized monolithic pages to be broken up into smaller ones that are easier to browse/navigate.

I disagree. The no nonsense syncing, on a system level, between my work machine, two home machines, cell phone, and iPod is something that I cannot do with any sort of ease or simplicity.

I’ve got to say, if iWeb had produced valid, standard accessible code right out of the box (it doesn’t) with a mind for semantics, I would probably pitch it more. It’s impressive, but it falls short — and without that, I see a huge gap for consumer level benefit regarding .Mac.

I agree iWeb 1.0 is still somewhat of a toy. But it is a 1.0 release.

Cause no one I know at Dreamhost pays 120 bucks a year, I paid 40 and have 20gb of space for a client — and muck around yes, but as we noted, it’s for professionals. If you’re on this blog and arguing that much about it, I’m sure you’re more technically enclined than the most and would prefer to tinker with your own setup. Again, you get your own jabber and can setup ical hosting — for address book, you’re out of luck unless you start coding microformats like we’ve just jumped into.

I think we’ve all validated it:) .Mac is great for the basic level consumer — but most of us outgrow it, and .Mac has nothing for us. I’m surprised, they’ve cornered the price market on iPods, why not make a scale based on services for the .Mac market?

I’ve got to say, if iWeb had produced valid, standard accessible code right out of the box (it doesn’t) with a mind for semantics, I would probably pitch it more. It’s impressive, but it falls short — and without that, I see a huge gap for consumer level benefit regarding .Mac.

For 24 bucks flicker is unlimited. Someone who takes a lot of pictures couldn’t use .mac because there isn’t enough room.

As far as dreamhost, you can find much better deals than 120 a year, but even at that price, they give you a ton more space than .mac.

Really, you need to educate yourself before showing your ignorance.

http://www.emailaddresses.com/forum/

I believe that Nancy McGough of Infinite Ink (ii.com) now uses Tuffmail. Her website is what really turned me on to IMAP mail servers, not to mention that she is a dedicated Pine user.

By the way, her website has a large table of email providers and the services that they provide, usually including cost. You can access it at:

http://www.ii.com/internet/messaging/imap/isps/