deadgiveaway

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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
They've added yet another section to that FAQ: "possibly maybe let's see what we can do because I like your face sir" they might do something with up to ten users: https://9to5google.com/2022/01&#x2F
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
Thanks for that. They really could have put this simple statement up at the start and avoided a lot of bad press. Also, they could have told their stuff who've been fielding questions online about this change online; it might have sto
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
I don't think there's a "line of thought". This isn't a logic problem - it's a business decision. Whatever Google wants to happen will happens. And some people have interpreted the available information - or
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
Some people are being told "you'll keep photos", and others are being told "You'll lose everything". https://www.reddit.com/r/gsuite/comments/s7t45q/g_suite_lega... There&#x
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
Leaving a $6 per user Google service which includes email for a $5 per user Fastmail service which is just email would be an odd cost-saving measure.
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
They're telling some people the exact opposite - that they'll lose all their photos. Google need to forget all this "core", "additional" crap and just list what people will and won't lose access to once t
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
People are having online chats with google and are being told they will not keep Photos once they cancel. So I think it's safe to assume that if there's not an official google page saying "you will not lose your photos"
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
Thanks, but Fastmail is $5 per user per month if you want to use your own domain. Not much less than Google's $6 per user per month. I'm going to want between 2 and 4 users, but they're not heavy users and I just know I&#x2
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
I don't really understand. Why, when leaving G suite and going back to a normal account, would you not have access to stuff like Docs, Gmail etc? It's like you're being punished, rather than simply not having extra features.
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
Upgrade from G Suite legacy free edition Where can I get help? If you have questions, you can contact: Google Workspace support So I click on that link, and I get: How to contact us To get phone, chat, or email support for your legacy free
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
Some people are saying if you convert your account to Google workspace then cancel that then you end up with what you want. You'd keep Photos and YouTube but no Gmail, contacts, calendar etc. I'm trying to discover if this is true
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
I have a number of users at user1/user2/etc@mydomain.com on G Suite. If I started to use Fastmail, could they all continue to use their existing email addresses at Fastmail to send/receive mail, access their historical email
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
Thanks. This is Google, where nothing's ever finished, so when I logged in and tried to find out the answer to questions like this I saw: "Support availability is rolling out to our G Suite legacy free edition customers over the
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
This is about people using G Suite legacy, not Workspace. You can't cancel Workspace if you don't have it.
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
"You may"? May's a stupid word. Do they mean "You are permitted" or "hey, you may have access, you may not - depends how we feel". Is there a definitive list of which are "Google Workspace core serv
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
My email didn't say "You may". May's a stupid word. Do they mean "You are permitted" or "hey, you may have access, you may not - depends how we feel".
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by deadgiveaway 5y ago
That's info related to cancelling from "Google Workspace". I'm on "G Suite legacy" so i'm not sure that applies to me. Maybe I have to upgrade, but not pay, then cancel. It's a bit of a gamble. Wh