I can't help with ISP part of this, but if you do end up changing your email address (and URLs), you might consider investing $15/year at pobox.com for forwarding/redirection. They don't provide a mailbox, but they do provide a persistent presence. So the next time you have to change email providers, you just tell pobox and you don't have to tell everyone else.
I'd bet there are services out there somewhere that provide email forwarding for free (though I've used some in the past that then went poof; I'd rather pay for more reliable service). I don't know of anyone who bundles URL redirection in for free.
If you didn't need the dialup part I could direct you to a nice provider (shell via SSH, email, web space, "be reasonable" on disk space (no hard limits), $99/year -- but they're in eastern PA somewhere, so not a local phone call. (I don't use them for connectivity.)
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I'd bet there are services out there somewhere that provide email forwarding for free (though I've used some in the past that then went poof; I'd rather pay for more reliable service). I don't know of anyone who bundles URL redirection in for free.
If you didn't need the dialup part I could direct you to a nice provider (shell via SSH, email, web space, "be reasonable" on disk space (no hard limits), $99/year -- but they're in eastern PA somewhere, so not a local phone call. (I don't use them for connectivity.)