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From: fmayhar@killer.Dallas.TX.US (Frank Mayhar)
Newsgroups: comp.mail.uucp
Subject: Re: looking for an Internet forwarder
Message-ID: <7554@killer.Dallas.TX.US>
Date: 15 Mar 89 18:54:39 GMT
References: <714@vector.UUCP> <1863@edison.GE.COM> <51010@uunet.UU.NET> <284@ivaux.UUCP>
Reply-To: fmayhar@killer.Dallas.TX.US (Frank Mayhar)
Distribution: usa
Organization: The Unix(R) Connection BBS, Dallas, Tx
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In article <284@ivaux.UUCP> lemke@apple.ucsb.edu (Steve Lemke) writes:
}In article <51010@uunet.UU.NET> rick@uunet.UU.NET (Rick Adams) writes:
}}Wrong. ALL legitimate domain names are required to have an Internet
}}forwarder. If there is a local site, that has no internet mail forwarder, then
}}it is not properly registered. (There's more to registration than
}}just starting to use a domain style name)
}OK, so how does one go about getting registered?  I currently have a uucp
}connection to an internet site, and they are currently forwarding mail to
}and from my system.  Is there some standard form to fill out?  Some bucks
}to pay (if so, how much and how often)?
}Any information would be appreciated, and it would probably be better to
}post it since I'm sure I'm not the only one interested...

Yes, definitely post!  My organization is in the process of setting up a Usenet
connection for mail/news (since our indirect internet access is going away), and
we need all the information we can get.
-- 
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