Yes, it is true. The ENTIRE @home network is now defunct. Here is the catch
(as I am sure many of you are finding out.) Not all of the @home network has
been closed down. This is why some of the addresses still work. A large
chunk of the east coast service was killed at the end of February, hence the
large number of errors. There is talk that part of the @home network was
bought out by a company that intends to KEEP the @home domain name alive. I
do not have info on what area might be affected. So not all of the @home
addresses are going away.... just 99.9% of them.

Michael Reed

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 3:14 AM
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Subject: Re: trouble with HOME.COM


I'm trying to locate one party previously having an @home.com address,
resident in northwestern WA state.  Would anyone know whether that might
indicate transfer to ATTBI.COM, COMCAST.NET, or a similar cable provider,
assuming the party continued with cable?

Thanks,

Michael


At 11:21 AM 3/10/02 -0500, Stan Horwitz wrote:
>
>There's at least one million home.com addresses that converted to
>comcast.net, others may have switched to yet a third provider. If any
>home.com addresses show up as undeliverable, I delete them or allow
>auto-delete to do so.