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changing email adress when changing ISP

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When you change your mobile phone airtime provider you can take your number with you.

Q1 -Can you do the same when changing ISP's? (in hinesight, probably a stupid question but thought I'd ask anyway) Im on BY Yahoo broadband and make use of their "address guard" function which I didnt want to lose by moving to a different ISP but it is an expensive package which leads me onto Q2 below.

Q2 - we are looking to get a decent all in one package of ISP, landline, 2 mobile phones and digital tv provider rather than the seperate 5 companies we are dealing with at the mo.
If its not possible then I would be happy to reduce down to 2 providers as currently I am paying out over £100 per month for the above


thanks in advance
 
Q1 no you cant transfer email when transferring to new isp's
many people use hotmail, googlemail, gmx mail,msn, etc which are not tied to any isp and can then be used when changing isp's
i personnal use google or gmail

Q2 a simple answer is to stay with bt then no need for new email and then get bt mobile which can work as a mobile outside home or as a home phone when in the house, bt vision gives freeview film s on demand and setanta sports
 
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