Cruise-Mail?

[dasl8789]

Sorry if this is a silly question but how do you use cruise-mail? Our tickets have an address on it to give to family and friends. Do you have to log in to a computer and pay for internet minutes to check it? :confused:

 

Thanks for your help.

[Catbiri2]

Yes, you also have to pay a fee to set it up when you get on the ship. I would suggest using your own e-mail client, or getting a temp hotmail, yahoo, ect. e-mail addy for them to reach you.

[Big Al B.]

Costs you 3.95 or so to set up an account and then you either pay by the minute or purchase a package. As the previous poster suggested, use a hotmail or yahoo mail account. I know I could just access my regular email through my ISP's web site.

[sjbdtz]

Costs you 3.95 or so to set up an account and then you either pay by the minute or purchase a package. As the previous poster suggested, use a hotmail or yahoo mail account. I know I could just access my regular email through my ISP's web site.

 

Actually, it costs you $3.95 to set up your internet minutes account onboard. This fee applies regardless of whether you have a hotmail or yahoo account, or whether you access the mail account they provide.

 

Most ISPs provide a webmail way of checking your email when you're not connected to highspeed.

 

Check with your ISP...you might not need any other email accounts, just need to know how to login to your existing account from a browser.

[Big Al B.]

Actually something tells me that you are charged by the message if you access their mail account. You pay by the minute anytime you are online for anything.

[dasl8789]

Thank You!