Which, btw, isn't this what Gmail has done since it's inception? I remember reading it plainly stated in the 1st paragraph of their EULA when it was beginning t

Which, btw, isn't this what Gmail has done since it's inception? I remember reading it plainly stated in the 1st paragraph of their EULA when it was beginning the long beta run, I appreciated their candor & also opted not* to use such a service. I assumed all free emails hid the same clause in varying depth inside their EULAs. Did we learn nothing from Excite@Home? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Excite.com#Excite.40Home https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Excite.com#Excite.40Home EDIT: *I had hotmail & excite accounts before the mergers and I retained them for years after for online catch-all accounts. My 17yo hotmail locked me out when I refused to give MS my phone number awhile back. meh.