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Is there some way I can save the ones I need? Also will there be a time duri=
ng the transfer that my email won't work?=20

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> On Jul 14, 2015, at 10:37 PM, Samantha Frazier <samantha@infinitywebdesign=
.us> wrote:
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> Got your email, beginning to work on it.
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> I see 2 email accounts, ideally those are also included with the transfer.=
 This will cause a loss of current emails on the server. Is this a problem? I=
 think there may be a way around it, but want to check before I spend to muc=
h time looking.
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> Samantha Frazier
> Infinity Web Design
> c: (765) 631-1248
> infinitywebdesign.us
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> On Jul 14, 2015, at 8:55 PM, Bryan Essex <bryan@knotholewoodworks.com> wro=
te:
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> Godaddy cust# 42976528   password is=20
> Im working on pictures and product info, let me know if you need anything e=
lse
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> Bryan
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