[macvoiceover] Re: mobile me

I agree that it's definitely not worth the money, since the web part of it isn't very accessible right now. I did try a trial for a while, and found that particularly any account settings, billing etc, were totally inaccessible. So I just let it expire. IN my opinion, as it is now, don't think I'd pay the money for a subscription. 
On Dec 3, 2008, at 11:11 AM, Travis Siegel wrote:
I have elected to not renew my dot mac/mobile me account, mainly because when I went to do so this morning, the button or buttons in question (to do the actual renewal) were inaccessible. I could have waited for sighted assistance, or called the apple help line, but I decided that it wasn't worth the 100 bucks a year just for a second email address, and although the storage was nice, it's not worth the hassle to me. So, anyone using windowbridge@xxxxxxx to contact me, please change it to tsiegel@xxxxxxxxxxx instead. I was only using the mac.com address for specifically mac related things anyhow, so there wasn't a whole lot of traffic to that inbox, but just to be thorough, figured I would post and let folks know that in 5 days, the dot mac address will no longer be valid. if/when apple fixes the site, makes it completely accessible, and allows us to renew on our own w/o sighted or apple assistance, I may consider using their service again, but honestly, it's not worth the price/trouble at the current time. 



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