10-24-16 06:03 mark lewis wrote to Holger Granholm about Free programs
Howdy! Mark,

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 ml> 23 Oct 16 11:11, you wrote to Ed Vance:

 EV>> Recently I read a TB Web Page that said to move messages from the
 EV>> In-Box to another area.

 HG> You have several options in TB, but I prefer to copy/move messages that
 HG> I want to save, out of TB, because I think that 'Archive'd messages are
 HG> saved on the ISP, and available only as long as you are connected.

 ml> /only/ if you use that stupid IMAP protocol thing... if you use POP3,
 ml> they are pulled off the server onto your machine and you can do what
 ml> you like with them... then if you lose them, it is your fault...

POP3 is what Yahoo recommended {iirc} so I thought I was being nice to
Yahoo by setting TB to tell the Server to take the Email(s) I grabbed Off of
it so they would have more HDD space free for others to use.

Last week I learned that I no longer have Email accounts with JUNO or Net
Zero when I sent a TEST message that I included those two accounts in.

Those two messages were Bounced Back to me.

When I went to either of the webmail pages for Juno or Net Zero I can't see
any where to either try to Log On to my old account(s), or create a new
free Email Account.

All I see is GOOBLED News on their page(s).

Would You know about any changes to United Online to cause their Free Email
Accounts to get dropped?

Thanks.


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