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New 1.0G Email Free With Domain
Friday, 15 August 2008 20:26

The "Complete Email" plan that used to be $9.99 a year (or free with any domain purchase) is now a lot bigger. Before, all complete email plans were 100mb total storage, and now the renamed "Personal Email" plan comes with 1.0g of storage space. Old 100mb plans could take anywhere from 2-4 weeks to be fully upgraded (they will say 1g, but will only be using 100mb for a while). We also offer a new unlimited storage email plan. Visit our email page to see all of our plans.New Email Plans



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