They may do (for a charge). Even if they do, now would be a good time to consider changing to an ISP neutral email address.
This could be a free address such as a gmail, or maybe you could consider getting your own domain.
Free yourself from being locked into one provider and go for something ISP-neutral. Even if they let you do this, at some stage in the future they may pull this service or jack up the price.
I did it for my parents. Gave them a 6 month transition period where the old address still worked to get them onto email on one of my domains.
This is for my parents. Possibly would like to keep the email after they switch ISPs for 6 months so they can switch from there email to a new gmail account.
Just wondering if you do have a vodafone email can you still forward them to a gmail account or use outlook with it.
Yes, the email address can be kept open, but it will need to be attached to an Internet login. The lowest priced Internet account we have is dial up which is $20.45 a month (or $10.45 if you also have home phone and tolls with Vodafone). More info here http://www.vodafone.co.nz/internet/dial-up/
If you don't mind can I ask why you're wanting to switch ISPs? We launched a few new plans recently so might have something to better suit.
Okay.. Sounds like maybe our Mint Pack ($75 for landline phone and 30GB ADSL) and Talk 3 (calling plan, $40.89 for calling to landlines in 21 countries) could suit.
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