Jan 04
When I first heard that Gmail now lets you fetch mail via POP I wondered why it was important.
For a long time I got around this issue by forwarding email to a gmail account.
E.g. either:
- [email protected] forwards to [email protected] and I download mail from the gmail pop server, or just use gmail. This means that you get the spam filtering of gmail for free
- [email protected] forwards a copy to [email protected] and so you can use gmail for web access, and normal pop/imap on foo.com
This has worked fine until recently. When gmail put foo.com on the blacklist.
At this point all email being forwarded over was getting rejected. No more email.
The new mail fetcher feature means that this will never happen again. Ergh.
January 15th, 2007 at 10:24 pm
sir
please send an invitation letter for openinig a google account
May 19th, 2008 at 1:46 am
it requires no invitation letter to open a google account now