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spikedpunch

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Feb 27, 2015 08:15

I have been considering getting an email program for use on my desktops, but not sure which to go with. There are a few free ones out there, but am rather iffy on those. And I rather not pay for yet another M$ product if I can help it ( Read more... )

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sunfire February 27 2015, 15:43:02 UTC

I use Thunderbird for e-mail that comes through my ISP account. My other e-mail is web-based Mail.com

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spikedpunch March 2 2015, 16:14:31 UTC

Yeah, that is one of the main problems with what I want to do. Seems like there is not a program out there that isn't bloated with some kind of mal/spy/crap ware anymore.

makovette February 27 2015, 22:59:56 UTC

You can use gmail to import email from other service providers via pop3.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jrf1RC-F8MM

CYa!
Mako

spikedpunch March 2 2015, 16:12:21 UTC

I rather not do that, which is part of the problem. Especially since I have several gmail accounts.

makovette March 2 2015, 18:37:50 UTC

The best email client remains Outlook, if you want to keep email local on your Windows PC and Thunderchicken is a no go, that is your only viable option...

Mako

mauser March 1 2015, 12:15:28 UTC

Can't help you there, I still use the last free version of Eudora (From when they finally cut the ad-supported ties.), it's creaky, but stable and functional. Dunno if you can still get it though.

whitetail March 2 2015, 14:44:32 UTC

Like a couple times before, I had a suggestion, but you never seem to reply to comments anymore, so I figure why bother.

spikedpunch March 2 2015, 16:11:23 UTC

Well, it certainly is not from the lack of trying.