E Mail Problem

[nashville]

I cleared out my cookies and cache Etc and I have my mail back again, Thank the Lord,

[heero_yuy]

I would still recommend using a proper client as the mail is then stored on your machine locally and not subject to deletion by the ISP if you leave.

[nashville]

Originally Posted by heero_yuy

I would still recommend using a proper client as the mail is then stored on your machine locally and not subject to deletion by the ISP if you leave.

What do you mean , ?

[heero_yuy]

Originally Posted by nashville

What do you mean , ?

The email addresses provided by the ISP are keyed to your account. If you leave then the addresses become invalid and the data is (eventually) purged.

Unless you have downloaded a copy of the mail then it is lost.

The advantage of a client is that it can be set to automatically collect all mail from your accounts at regular intervals and put it in their own in-boxes on your PC or whatever you're using. My machine also announces the arrival of new mail through the sound as well as a small pop-up in the RH lower corner of the screen.

Depending on the settings copies of that mail can also be collected separately by other machines.

Unread mail is indicated by an envelope icon on the task bar.

When you send mail from the client then a copy is automatically put in the appropriate sent mailbox also on your machine.

[Corey N Georgie]

I have a NTL email address but its rarely used so i don't know if its problematic, its only randomly logged onto now and then.

[nashville]

Originally Posted by Corey N Georgie

I have a NTL email address but its rarely used so i don't know if its problematic, its only randomly logged onto now and then.

I think mine is ok now,