Toyota Camry: Outlook Express users ... please read

Philip® wrote: 

Every OE user should be using OE-Quotefix. Usenet reading is incredibly
more easier with it. I've been using it for a couple of years now.

"Philip®" <net.invalid> wrote in message
news:BSfPb.19152$news.pas.earthlink.net... 
Phil,
Anything else there you'd recommend? Thought I'd ask before I DL as they
have a deal on filling up a CD and mail it for $12 which ain't bad. :-)
TIA,
davidj92

On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 17:55:35 -0600, "davidj92"
<com> wrote:
 

Or try Free Agent. forteinc.com. Much better.

On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 20:05:53 GMT, "Philip®"
<net.invalid> wrote:
 

Wow, something that Philip (one l) and I agree on.

davidj92 wrote: 

I DL'd quote fix and updated my OE. Works excellently! Why pay out $12? I
took about 3 seconds to download and a few more seconds to burn it on MY cd.

dizzy wrote: 

Free Agent is for losers. Been there. Done that. Never again.

In news:bun4a3$jee4r$news.uni-berlin.de,
davidj92 <com> being of bellicose mind posted: 

So far (1 yr since leaving AOL), I like the antispam, popup blocker,
and email virus scanning offered by Earthlink as part of their
service. :-)
--

-Philip

'If you don't pay the people enough money,
they can't buy the cars." -Henry Ford

In newsIHPb.12595$2j7.7689@clgrps13,
Chaks <com> being of bellicose mind posted: 

I tried Free Agent too. EH! Maybe "Agent" ... the full version is
better but, I don't know. With QuoteFix, Outlook Express does ok.
Does it look like OE slows me down any? LOL
--

* Philip

"The Patriot Act has allowed many of the Left's voter base to
be rounded up ... and the Left hates it!" -Rush Limbaugh