Comments on: .Mac migration to MobileMe hits some roadblocks
The .Mac service remains inaccessible hours after the schedule migration of the service to .Me.
The .Mac service remains inaccessible hours after the schedule migration of the service to .Me.
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From what I understand, Apple makes a pretty good telephone. Wish they would address their computers with a fraction of that enthusiasm. Worst thing that ever happened to Apple was that damned iPod. Before that, they were a very cool computer company.
-NJ
I'm currently getting the "splash page" when I go to .me telling me how great the service is. Right.
Interesting note: there was a software update for .Me that was pushed through to one of my Macs at about 5 PM. My other Mac did not receive the push, nor can the download be manually accessed via Software Update. What gives? IS there software, or was that push premature? I'm thoroughly confused and frustrated at this point.
I am *not* a happy camper.
Why do I get the feeling Apple is becoming the new Microsoft?
A genius on a web forum suggested setting up a gmail account and having my .mac messages rerouted there, and that has saved me.
The most frustrating thing is, no warning from Apple that the system would be down at all, and now explanation from them anywhere about what is going on and how long we should expect this to take. This is a big snafu and I'm guessing some heads are rolling in Cupertino.
I have not been able to access my email at mac.com or me.com for over 24 hours. The only thing that shows up is a maintenance message. I chatted on line with mac support and they said they had no idea when things would be up and running.
My .Mac gallery and .Mac personal websites are all up and still on .MAC.
And you guys are right, there is *very* little press coverage of this fiasco. I just did a search for news stories about this on the web, and there is very little information out there. Smells like an effective news blackout to me.
- by justanotherday July 11, 2008 10:22 AM PDT
- July 11, 2008 10:25 AM PST
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Showing 3 of 4 pages (68 Comments)Still unable to access email at mac.com. Now get the opening page at me.com but am not able to access email. It just accesses the intro to me.com and the me.com guided tour. This is really a sad situation. Still no word from apple on when things will be up and running.Have resorted to setting up and using a new email at yahoo for my consulting business. I would like to stay with mac but can no longer wait.