Hello all, I am a beginner to eBay, an eBay virgin if you will. I'm looking to sell a few things
like my old Xbox, some sports and pokemon cards, and stuff like that. My biggest concern is the
actual sending of the item. What mail services do you guys and gals find to be the best way? I was
thinking of just going through the USPS, but I wanted to get a few opinions first. Also, concerning
the USPS, I heard that you can order boxes from them. Does it cost anything, or do you just ask them
to deliver some? P.S. Anyone wanna buy my Xbox? Lol, I'm just kidding....

I will like to start with the 3 email services that I have been using for long time - Gmail Beta
(GB), Yahoo Beta (YB) and Hotmail Beta (HB - also known as Live Mail). GB provides 2.65 GB of space
till date. YB - 1 GB where as HB provides 2 GB but out of these 3, only GB is live and you can get
GB account over phone or by invitation whereas in case of YB and HB, you need to be on the waiting
list unless you use hacks (which are illegal) to get the account. GB is compatible with most of the
browsers including IE, Firefox, Netscape, Opera & Safari. YB is compatible with ...

Hello, I would like to know if any of you all know of a free email service that lets you send an
email with an attachmentent that is around 20 - 25 megs. in size. The reason for this is because Im
entering a contest in which I will send a multimedia program made in flash, and thats what the size
is going to be around when I finish it later today, so it cant be one of those places were you
upload a file and people download it, it has to be more personal. Please help, I have to send it
before 12 am tomorrow. Thanks....

QUOTE A weblog (usually shortened to blog, but occasionally spelled web log or weblog) is a
web-based publication consisting primarily of periodic articles, most often in reverse chronological
order. Early weblogs were simply manually updated components of common websites. However, the
evolution of tools to facilitate the production and maintenance of web articles posted in said
chronological fashion made the publishing process feasible to a much larger, less technical,
population. Ultimately, this resulted in the distinct class of online publishing that produces blo...

Blogging is a great way to let friends and family know what's going on with your life, or with
your mind? It's a nice outlet for the budding, amateur writer. Who in here has a blog that they
update regularly?...

Let's say, everyone in one the entire planet, dead or alive, had a blog, whose would you read?
I would probably read David Bowie's. Topic title and description modified. Title is very
important just as its description. ...

can you please tell me how to make my own subdomain service because i would like to start up my own
subdomain hosting with the last bit of the url co.dc co.hs or semething like that so could you plese
tell me how to do it if you know how to...

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If someone contacted you and said, "I'd like to buy your blog" would you know how and what to
set as the price? What if you can get more out of it...what if you are calling higher price than
actually worth? Wouldn't it be nice if something can actually measure the content quality of
your blog? There are some of key words that this calculation predicts and measures the price of
your blog, but other than that little flaw I think it's pretty interesting. We have a web
visitor's count, we have download count, we have page has been viewed count so why no...

I signed up a blog recently, there is a simple text counter in my blog. Of course, I wrote some
articles in the blog, and the text counter counts the visitors. But the counter only counts how many
visitor come to my blog, no any detail about how many times each article is read can be seen. Is
there any free counter that can analys the visitors of each article in a blog? Assuming such a
counter exists, I can put the script of the counter in the title or description of my blog, then
each page can be counted separately. Of course, if the counter can show the article counte...

QUOTE Yahoo Inc. on Thursday launched in beta a photo e-mail service that allows consumers to
send as many as 300 photos taken from their computers or the web. Also on Thursday, the Sunnyvale,
Calif., portal said it has added security features to its web-mail service to help recipients
determine the authenticity of e-mail senders. PhotoMail, which is meant to simplify the process of
sharing pictures over the Internet, is a new feature within the company's web-mail service Yahoo
Mail. The new e-mail service has been tightly integrated with Yahoo's general se...

did you know yahoo makes a blog about developments in their search service? i didn't.
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just now, so i'm posting the link here for others to scrutinize. http://www.ysearchblog.com/
are you aware of SLURP? and how it affects your bandwidth?
http://www.ysearchblog.com/archives/000078.html small-businesses in america can get a free
five-pages business web site? really! http://www.ysearchblog.com/archives/000101.html more
blog entries from yahoo's searc...

Does anyone know where I can find a free hosting service with no ads (or maybe popups only) and lets
me use a Cpanel? Here's what I need: 100+ web space 1GB+ transfer unlimited email unlimited
subdomains phpbb forum Thanks....

i am creating a website for my mom to use where people in her business can go to to get files, check
on events, get info, and other stuff. even though i say business, it is not a big website that is
going to receive tons and tons of people visiting it. i am looking for a good paid hosting service
that i could use to host the site once i finish it. one host she found recommended is ipowerweb .
has anyone used this or know if it is a reliable service? or are there any other good
recommendations? thanks...