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Subject: Re: Does AT&T Mail Exist?
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Date: 21 Oct 90 01:26:04 GMT
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In article <13587@accuvax.nwu.edu>, 0003209613@mcimail.com (Sandy
Kyrish) writes:

> While AT&T Mail is fully featured, etc., you would NOT necessarily
> switch over to it because MCI raised its rates! The AT&T Mailbox fee
> is $30.00 already, and they really zing you on message charges -- you
> are charged for the creation *and* the transmission of the message.

There is a charge for the creation of messages if you do it on line.
There is a very good user software package called AT&T Mail Access, on
which you can create messages, and with a single Function Key press
upload your messages and receive messages addressed to you.  The
software has many other nice features, you can create a directory, use
aliases, etc.


Herman Silbiger
hrs@attmail.com