Reminds me Derren Brown’s ‘The Push’. Trailer here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doFpACkiZ2Q

That’s a big no.

Manufacturers forget what they do best: make tv's

Once they don't see the revenue they're expecting and realize that if all TV's come this way, most of us would be willing to pay MORE for 'no ads'... we will be back to where we were 5 yrs. ago.

I heard Jaron speak at a conference in 2011 and his predictions on Social Media were spot on.

Highly recommend his books!

He doesn't call anyone shady, it's the practice of billing someone 3 times the amount of the last bill with just 7 days notice is shady. Not reading emails for 7 days is standard for me at least, I try to be effective with my own time.

The same argument doesn't work for your physical inbox, right?

#1: The Man From Earth (Most here have seen it)

#2: Jeff Who Live At Home Slow moving (very), but worth it for the last 5 minutes of the movie.

Best fight scene ever!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9rrgJXfLns

The fight scene in Road House isn't bad either.

Just recently found Cloudmailin - love their product

Off-topic ...

I have not tried Hey.com yet and respect the author for the comparison of the two email platforms, but here’s two points:

1). Fastmail has custom domains to the nth degree (I have 20+ domains there, not certain how many Hey is planning to support and if they’re willing to handle replies from each)

2). Gmail or Yahoo seem to be a more appropriate review in these early days

Just my 2 cents ;)

1. Absolutely! This is in the conclusion of the post - I suggest HEY won’t match this.

2. I disagree here because Fastmail and HEY are both paid-for services, so the target market is likely similar. I could be wrong of course!

>> I have 20+ domains there

can you expand on this? Are all domains under a single "user" account? the Fastmail web site is rather unclear about multiple domains and multiple addresses per domain. thx

Yes, you just add new domains in the settings. It’s incredibly powerful. For each domain you can have seemingly unlimited addresses, either mapped to your main user account or as a forwarder. If you want multiple accounts (ie. different users logging into to individual accounts) for a domain then you have to pay for each.