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The real problem is getting a free IMAP account
The problem with this is that there are no free IMAP services out there. Even if my ISP offered an IMAP account, I would never enslave myself by using it.
The real problem is getting a free IMAP account
I'm only using the IMAP server for "live" or "current" emails that I care about. Things live there only for a very short time. After they are dealt with they are deleted. Gmail is the main historical repository which is nicely searchable.
The real problem is getting a free IMAP account
The problem with this is that there are no free IMAP services out there.Free FastMail Guest accounts support IMAP. I recommend making the modest one-time ($14.95) "donation" for a Member level account, with fewer limitations such as being able to purchase additional mail storage and transfer resources if needed.
The real problem is getting a free IMAP account
Do you happen to know any free or otherwise IMAP service providers that let one do server-side folder filtering? I'd like to filter messages such that they show up in various folders but I don't want to have to count on one of my IMAP clients to always be on to do the dispersion of msgs into the right folders. Your iPhone will download only those folders you click on so being able to segregate your mail before the iPhone gets to it would be a wonderful thing !!!!!!
The real problem is getting a free IMAP account
Do you happen to know any free or otherwise IMAP service providers that let one do server-side folder filtering?A useful resource with answers to that and other IMAP-related questions: ii.com · IMAP Service Providers: A Step in Dealing with Viruses, Spam, and Email Overload by Nancy McGough Different factors determine which method(s) of server-side message processing I choose to use (primarily with FastMail and Tuffmail) to achieve the desired results.
The real problem is getting a free IMAP account
I, too, have a fastmail account and have never had any problems. The web interface is a little clunky, but the IMAP service works fine.
The real problem is getting a free IMAP account
AIM Mail (http://mail.aim.com) gives you a free IMAP account. Or you could sign up for Fastmail (http://fastmail.fm) which isn't free, but which has an IMAP interface and which supports rich server-side filtering with Sieve. Why entrust all your personal mail to a beta service you have to hack into your favorite phone?
The real problem is getting a free IMAP account
Or you could sign up for Fastmail (http://fastmail.fm) which isn't free, …Guest level accounts are free, as mentioned in my previous comment.
fastmail.fm
I concur with other posters - fastmail.fm IMAP rocks! |
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