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RichL

  

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  1. 1. Do you keep or delete your work/business emails?

    • I always delete unneeded emails
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    • Company policy to delete all unneeded emails
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    • They are usually kept for future reference
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    • Whats email?
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Do you keep or delete your work/business emails?

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think there on our server for a 1yr whether their deleted of not +

my personal mail box needs a good purge as I receckon I'll still have the email to reg the domain (Jan 2000)

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I back up to ext media and have done since inception, however since November the co policy has changed on this.

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


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e-mails, not addresses, although I also purge these now and again as auto fill has caused me some embarrassment in the past sending to people by accident.

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


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e-mails, not addresses, although I also purge these now and again as auto fill has caused me some embarrassment in the past sending to people by accident.

I dont delete them either I even transfer them when I get a new lappy I have often had to refer to an email I sent a year or so ago especially with my software developers

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anything customer related is saved to their electronic filing cab.

I wish I were that disciplined! I'm guessing I could get up rules or something but man thats a lot of work..

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I wish I were that disciplined! I'm guessing I could get up rules or something but man thats a lot of work..

not when done as and when, easy enough going through old mails (time permitting) and setting rules

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


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