Re: email contacts


"Jane Gillett" <j.gillett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:4e3d769c9bj.gillett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
In article <4ga11dF1lm4nbU6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Jim Webster <Jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:



This is what interests me, the 'younger' generation seems to have
bypassed
email with text, which is cheaper, faster and more flexible, provided
you
don't want to send much information.
Will they move to email with any enthusiasm or will it be a work tool,
that
they don't use for home?

I'm trying to see the need for it. Even my sister will communicate with
family through text rather than email, she just puts her hand into her
pocket for the phone, for email she has to go into one room in the
house,
sit down, switch the machine on etc, and be assured that the recipient
is
going to do the same.

Broadband allows for big downloads but how many people need broadband
for
private emails?
I just peer into the murk and ponder the future ;-)

You mean the goldfish bowl?


metaphorically yes, but the gold fish is presumed to have teeth
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Jim Webster.

Pat Gardiner, now in the sixth year of raving about bent vets and still no
result


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