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Steve wrote:
> 
> What I do is tell people to get a UUCP gateway program (I usually
> recommend spinmail because nobody ever calls me for help when they use it
> - http://www.spinmail.com - i think there is another one called tenfour
> but Im not sure the URL).
> 
> This way they poll x number of times an hour or day and drop of and grab
> their mail via phone lines.
> 
> On Thu, 27 Feb 1997, Rob Simons wrote:
> 
> >

nah just tell them to ditch the NT, and get a FreeBSD Interjet :)
does it all automatically..

The following schemes exist to my knowledge:

mail to special 'target' address "<my-domain@mailserver.isp.com>"
finger "my-domain@mailserver"
ETRN on modern sendmail.
UUCP
POP3/IMAP with redistribution.