There is the conversation.....
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You have to use an ISP address, not a free "anonymous" one that anyone can go and get a dozen accounts without any ties to your ISP
To: accounts@ar15.com
Subject: says Netzero and Gmail not allowed.
what email servers are allowed?
please don't say AOL.
Do I need to get my own server, like Hillary? lol.
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OK, so how does a barely computer literate noob such as myself easily get one?
Right now I'm on a shared WiFi from Landlord, but I do have a Note3 of my own I use for backup, and I've plenty of unused data gigs.
Is AR-15.com exclusive to those with their own hardware for "ISP address" emails?
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You have to use an ISP address, not a free "anonymous" one that anyone can go and get a dozen accounts without any ties to your ISP
To: accounts@ar15.com
Subject: says Netzero and Gmail not allowed.
what email servers are allowed?
please don't say AOL.
Do I need to get my own server, like Hillary? lol.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
OK, so how does a barely computer literate noob such as myself easily get one?
Right now I'm on a shared WiFi from Landlord, but I do have a Note3 of my own I use for backup, and I've plenty of unused data gigs.
Is AR-15.com exclusive to those with their own hardware for "ISP address" emails?



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