I finally dropped .mac. When I was using an iMac and a MacBook, the iDisk and syncing were handy. Now that I just use one MacBook Pro, it wasn’t a justifiable expense.

If you, like me, were curious what’d happen to my username and other account info, here ’tis:

About your expired account status

You can continue to use your .Mac member name with .Mac Groups, iChat, or AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) and you can access your .Mac Account page to manage your .Mac account password or update your alternate email addresses. However, the iDisk storage, web pages, screensavers, and iCal calendars for your .Mac account are no longer accessible to you or visible to others. As a courtesy, you will have access to your .Mac Mail until 15 days after your account expiration date. You will also have access to your Group Preferences page for .Mac Groups so you can arrange to transfer ownership of the group to another .Mac member for any .Mac group you own.

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