How long after graduation does your TAMU account last? I graduated in August 2011 from grad school and my account is still good.

a simple google search (and no BMEN skills were utilized, mister) yielded this:

http://it.tamu.edu/news/2011/Spring/Graduating_See_what_will_happen_to_your_Texas_A_M_Email_Account.php

so what are you up to these days?

Mine lasted 6 motnsh, at which point it vanished, and I forgot my linkedin password and got locked out of my account.

mine lasted almost 2 years

Thanks everyone.

Who is mda99?

i still have mine 3 years later

Why in the world would you still use this. You need to set up a real world account and transition to it. It looks much better for recruiting, and you wont' have to worry about a transition later.

I do not use my TAMU account anymore. I have Gmail and a work account...

My wife graduated 4 years ago and just got a notice on her old account she never used...apparently A&M owes her $6.00

Oh the possibilities!



[This message has been edited by Maroon Dawn (edited 3/26/2012 10:43a).]

I graduated (again) in 2010 and just got a notice that my A&M email is closing.

"Dear [Cheer]:

Our records show that you are a former student of Texas A&M University
who has not enrolled in classes for at least two years. As a result, your
NetID and your @tamu.edu email address(es) are scheduled to be deleted
in three months."

CDowsk you have a job? so you can talk now? how did you work on that speed impediment

Texas A&M Email (Neo) accounts continue to exist six months after a student leaves the university. After the first six months, a former student may choose to forward their email account to a non-TAMU address. After two years, all Texas A&M Email (Neo) account information will be deleted.

For more information, visit http://hdc.tamu.edu/Connecting/Email/TAMU_Email/Former_Student_Email_Information.php.


Ian Thompson "IT"
IT Consultant
Texas A&M Information Technology
ianthompson@tamu.edu
http://it.tamu.edu

Time to go get an aggienetwork.com account.

@AggieNetwork.com email addresses never expire, you can create custom aliases, the system uses the Gmail interface, and it is completely free.

It's a pretty good tool. Check it out:

https://www.aggienetwork.com/profile/manageEmail.aspx

-scot



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