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VM are outsourceing to Google soon thats the problem , several of the
file extensions i use are going to be blocked even if zipped

 

Try verio.co.uk. I've no idea what the low-end SME hosting is actually
like, or what restrictions they have in place, but I know how their
parent company (NTTEO) works and they don't insist on being
authoritative for DNS, let alone managing the domain itself.

 

Indeed.

*waves*

 

If i switch providers it means using a BT exchange , from
conversations with my neighbours they are lucky to get 4 meg which is
far too slow when your trying to pull large cad files down , some
also limit e mail size

 

Because VM in thier wisdom are outscourceing its e mail platform and
several of the file extensions i now use will no longer be accepted
even if zipped

 

Enough to keep me happy

 

Thanks for that

 

Ahh, but is it enough to keep *me* happy

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That looks spot on saves me the hassle of setting up a server

Thanks

Steve

 

You could talk to the guys at the ISP I've been using for years:

http://www.aaisp.net.uk/

They're quite business-oriented and aren't cheap, but the service is
very good (barring BT "issues"). And the tech support guys *do* know
what they're talking about instead of reading off a script.

 

Put them in a PGP container?

 

probably not

 

Thats a pretty good plan.

 

Googleapps. Works really well and is free.

 

Thats the free email platform that costs them money to run ?

 

I *hate* people like you

 

Err, its google that email has been outsourced to, and they are the ones
imposing the extenion embargo

 

Don't email the files then, upload them to pwp and email the link.

Hope they are old enough to be screwed

 

Which bit of VM did you miss ?
He will be on proper cable, at proper speeds.

My (upto)10Mb line runs at 8-10Mb.
They also do a 20Mb and 50Mb.

A proper tineternet cable, not a piece of copper

Yer, like if not next to the exchange, tough !

 

Email the ones you have a problem with. I'll see if I can find out if it
is really hard and fast.