[Boatanchors] Antique / vintage radio reflector

[Jim Hill]

Hi Glenn
None of the groups I listed are super active, but 
I think none are the type where activity is seldom seen.

Here's my approach to "read the mail" with minimum effort on my part.
I subscribe all the groups I listed earlier, and 
have individuals emails sent to an email address 
I obtained for this purpose,  Cox allows about 9 
separate email addresses.  Initially, all are 
sent to my in-box.  I review them for a while and 
decide if I like the group.  If so, I filter them 
to another folder.  If not, I unsubscribe or at 
least stop individual email being sent to me.

I read the emails at my convenience, and either 
delete messages from time to time or keep them as a useful reference.

Jim




At 09:32 PM 9/7/2017, Jim Hill wrote:
>At 06:25 PM 9/7/2017, you wrote:
>>I am looking for an E-Mail reflector that 
>>specifically is intended for antique / vintage 
>>radio collecting. Â Using "Google" has not 
>>gotten me very far. Â Anyone have a suggestion? 
>>Â Glen, K9STH Website: http://k9sth.net 
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