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Just so people know Bgxmail is fully operational and relaibility is around 99.8% at the moment although I know Gmail operates at 100% for a search engine indepdent service and such like, I don't think the service can be beaten much in any way with the option of accessing the account through pop/imap.
I've problem using WebDisk too! But my problem is different from others here and not being discussed so I figure that I'd better bring it up:
Whenever I try to upload a file regardless of file size or extension, a dialogue box will pops up (twice) saying that "Traffic limit for this action exceed."
thank you all for replying ?
any more offers ?
the most important thing is diskspace and bandwidth
about the 3 Gb i will upload on them music and then add every month 1 Gb
i might at last use about 30 Gb diskspace( after a year )
and i will get 1000 members daily
When reading mail, the Priority: Normal field at the top the word Normal is slightly tabbed to the right, maybe you wanna correct it to make this a perfect e-mail service.
By the way, are we allowed to change From: e-ail? Thank you!
Temporary Workaround found for attachment/webdisk filesize limit
Greetings dimensionet mail users,
I have found a temporary fix for the size limit problem (the one where uploaded files don't show up). If you have encountered this issue, please read on.
To store a file in your webdisk and/or inbox if you can't do so the normal way, send the file from a different e-mail account (reccommended ones are www.mail2world.com (10MB size limit) and www.hriders.com (Seems to be down for upgrades at the moment). After sending the file, the message should appear in your inbox. You should then be able to download the attachment directly from the actual message, or store it in your webdisk if you wish. To store the attachment in your webdisk, *Right Click* on it in the message (works only in Internet Explorer?), then select "save in webdisk".
Hope this helps!
techtvfan
P.S: soapbath, if you read this, I just wanted to say thank you for the increased inbox size. Also, are you still working on fixing the upload problem? -if so you could temporarily post this fix on your site so that other users will know. Thanks!