"John" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Hi
> Can anyone cut the *rap on xtra help?
> How do you setup your home page?
> All my mate does is get asked if he has a passport and pointed at msn
> groups..
> Do you have to set up some group thing?
> cant you do the good old homepage.xtra thing as I do with IHUG?
>
> Cheers guys
> John
Hi John.
Here's some corespondance I had just the other day with Xtra over this
issue. I used to have one of their old home-pages and wanted to access stuff
I had on it, scanned family pics I don't have any more but.......
"Thank you for emailing Xtra yesterday in relation to personal Web pages.
As of 30 September 2001 the personal Web pages service was stopped. In
accordance to our Terms and Conditions an email was sent out to all those
that had this service advising them of the change of service. The email
also suggested that those wishing to have a personal Web page, look at using
MSN Communities.
The information stored on your personal Web page is no longer available. If
you wish you can create another home page using MSN Communities. They are
easy to create using ready made templates and they're free. To find out
more, please visit the following Web page:
http://communities.xtramsn.co.nz/home"
The upshot is, they no longer have server-space for their residential
customers. All the old home-pages were deleted and now you have to sign your
life away with Uncle Bill (get an MSN passport) to get an 'xtra' service.
I didn't get the email about them discontinuing the service as I was
elsewhere at the time and didn't have internet access. I had someone who was
printing out my emails and posting them to me but I told them to ignore the
weekly xtra blurb and it must have been overlooked, mistaken for one of
their annoying weekly spam emails.
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