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Originally Posted by Millay
Forgive me if i am wrong but the NTL World email service is primeraly an POP service designed to integrate with Outlook or some other email client. meaning that it is npot up to them to keep data on there servers for long lengths of time.
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NTL allow POP, IMAP(I think) and HTTP access to the mailservers. Outlook allows customers to "Leave a copy of the messages on the server".
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Originally Posted by Paul M
What extra hoop would that be then ?
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1. Making a backup
2. Storing it somewhere
3. Remembering where it is.
4. Retrieving it.
5. Possibly paying for it.
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1. What makes you think I don't keep remote backups of important stuff ?
2. I don't really take kindly to insults inferring I would be so stupid as to not know where my backups are, you are walking a thin line atm. 
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1. I'm sure you do. You seem to be in favour of them but just opposed to them being stored on ntl's mailservers for soem reason.
2. I was generalising. People lose things. It wasn't directed at you. Please don't be so sensitive.