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Old 24-02-2005, 16:31   #7
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Re: Other pop3 options?
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Originally Posted by dezzo
You can set up POP access (but I find it a bit flaky) for GMail. Free of charge (for now) and plenty of invites floating about makes it my number 1 choice.
If you want flakey access then just stick with ntl .....
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