"mail server crashes" Side note. Nothing makes someone willing to pay a new hosting company more money for the same basic low end email service than when they

"mail server crashes" Side note. Nothing makes someone willing to pay a new hosting company more money for the same basic low end email service than when they have the inevitable problems getting their email from their current host. The email is a bit less of a problem now then it was years ago. The reason? Many people now want the email forwarded to gmail etc. As such they aren't even aware if there is a service interruption because they are getting email addressed to the gmail and the domain and they lose track of which is which. So it could be hours or even a day until they even know something is wrong. As opposed to pop or imap where they get an immediate connection error.