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A blast from the past!

Public Access (Publicans) was a web-based email service provided by Comcast, a major American telecommunications company. It was launched in the late 1990s and was popular among Comcast customers in the early 2000s.

Public Access allowed users to access their email accounts online, using a web browser. The service was free and came with a range of features, including:

  1. Email storage: Users had a limited amount of storage space for their emails.
  2. Spam filtering: Public Access had built-in spam filtering to help reduce unwanted emails.
  3. Virus scanning: The service included virus scanning to protect users from malware.
  4. Web-based email client: Users could access their emails using a web-based email client, which allowed them to compose, send, and receive emails online.

However, in 2011, Comcast announced that it would be discontinuing Public Access and replacing it with a new email service called Comcast.net. The transition was completed in 2012, and Public Access was no longer available.

Comcast.net is still available today, offering a range of features, including:

  1. Email storage: Users have more storage space for their emails.
  2. Spam filtering: Comcast.net includes advanced spam filtering to help reduce unwanted emails.
  3. Virus scanning: The service includes virus scanning to protect users from malware.
  4. Mobile access: Users can access their emails on-the-go using mobile devices.
  5. Integration with other Comcast services: Comcast.net integrates with other Comcast services, such as Xfinity TV and Internet.

If you're a Comcast customer, you can still access your email using Comcast.net. If you're having trouble accessing your email or need help with your account, you can contact Comcast's customer support team for assistance.