aaron8301
I can't get myself to go away.
join:2005-01-03
Clarkston, WA
 ·CableOne
| Gmail is the solution
When will everyone learn that Gmail is the one and only email service you will ever need. Ever. You can use it via wap or java app on your mobile device, or use it via POP in your email client.
The web interface rocks, and most importantly, I get one - THAT'S ONE - junk mail message per week delivered to my inbox. The rest of the junk mail goes to the spam folder, where I never have to deal with it. And never does an actual message NOT get delivered to my inbox. I have never had to pull a real (non-spam) email out of the spam or trash folders.
Quite possibly, the world's most perfect email.
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knightmb
join:2003-12-01
Franklin, TN
·Comcast
 ·Vonage
 ·Speakeasy
| said by aaron8301  :When will everyone learn that Gmail is the one and only email service you will ever need. Ever. You can use it via wap or java app on your mobile device, or use it via POP in your email client. The web interface rocks, and most importantly, I get one - THAT'S ONE - junk mail message per week delivered to my inbox. The rest of the junk mail goes to the spam folder, where I never have to deal with it. And never does an actual message NOT get delivered to my inbox. I have never had to pull a real (non-spam) email out of the spam or trash folders. Quite possibly, the world's most perfect email. It's "a" solution and it's great, but it won't work for companies or people who don't want a @gmail.com address. I love my gmail account too, but I'm just fine with spam assassin to do my junk filtering, works just as well as gmail does it not better because I have more tweak control of the filtering daemon. |
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TK Junk Mail
Go ahead, make my day
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join:2002-03-03
Margate City, NJ
clubs:
·Comcast
| reply to aaron8301
said by aaron8301 :When will everyone learn that Gmail is the one and only email service you will ever need. Ever. You can use it via wap or java app on your mobile device, or use it via POP in your email client. The web interface rocks, and most importantly, I get one - THAT'S ONE - junk mail message per week delivered to my inbox. The rest of the junk mail goes to the spam folder, where I never have to deal with it. And never does an actual message NOT get delivered to my inbox. I have never had to pull a real (non-spam) email out of the spam or trash folders. Quite possibly, the world's most perfect email. I use it and it is very good. But it isn't perfect. I do, on occasion, have to retrieve a msg from the Spam folder that is legitimate. Never from a private individual, but usually something I wanted, like from my car dealer on a maintenance special. I mark it as legit and usually Gmail doesn't flag that by mistake a second time.
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TK Junk Mail
Go ahead, make my day
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join:2002-03-03
Margate City, NJ
clubs:
·Comcast
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November 21st, @04:47PM
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said by knightmb :said by aaron8301 :Gmail Quite possibly, the world's most perfect email. It's "a" solution and it's great, but it won't work for companies or people who don't want a @gmail.com address. I love my gmail account too, but I'm just fine with spam assassin to do my junk filtering, works just as well as gmail does it not better because I have more tweak control of the filtering daemon. You can setup Gmail to use an ISP's address(like someone@comcast.net) as your FROM: Name and use the replyto: field(someone@Gmail.com) to direct replies back to Gmail. That is how I send out all my email from Gmail.
And I also then make sure the Comcast email account forwards all received email back to the someone@Gmail.com address for anyone one who doesn't do a reply to my msg and then types in the Comcast address manually.
This way, it looks like the email is coming from the Comcast ISP account instead of Gmail, but I get to use GMAIL and it's superior Spam filter and database capabilities. And because I have multiple email accounts with Comcast, it centralizes all my email activity in one place(Gmail).
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dvd536
as Mr. Pink as they come
Premium
join:2001-04-27
Phoenix, AZ
| reply to aaron8301
said by aaron8301 :When will everyone learn that Gmail is the one and only email service you will ever need. Ever. You can use it via wap or java app on your mobile device, or use it via POP in your email client. The web interface rocks, and most importantly, I get one - THAT'S ONE - junk mail message per week delivered to my inbox. The rest of the junk mail goes to the spam folder, where I never have to deal with it. And never does an actual message NOT get delivered to my inbox. I have never had to pull a real (non-spam) email out of the spam or trash folders. Quite possibly, the world's most perfect email. I've gotten ONE spam in my box since getting gmail. spam box gets 9-15 a day.
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davoice
join:2000-08-12
Saxapahaw, NC
·RoadRunner Cable
| reply to knightmb
said by knightmb :It's "a" solution and it's great, but it won't work for companies or people who don't want a @gmail.com address. Companies can use it... mine does. It's called Google Apps for Your Domain. »https://www.google.com/a/
We were pre-beta testers for Gmail at Your Domain. Made the switch and never looked back. What's not to love? 2GB per user. 10MB attachments. Zero admin overhead. Zero servers to manage. $0 to spend. Terrific spam filter. Great web interface. SSL POP/SMTP. When one of my guys came to me for sign off on the beta participation, I ran the numbers and looked at the product and said "Duh! Sign us up!"
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MisterMarcus
join:2001-11-10
San Diego, CA
·RoadRunner Cable
| said by davoice :said by knightmb :It's "a" solution and it's great, but it won't work for companies or people who don't want a @gmail.com address. Companies can use it... mine does. It's called Google Apps for Your Domain. » https:// www.google.com/a/We were pre-beta testers for Gmail at Your Domain. Made the switch and never looked back. What's not to love? 2GB per user. 10MB attachments. Zero admin overhead. Zero servers to manage. $0 to spend. Terrific spam filter. Great web interface. SSL POP/SMTP. When one of my guys came to me for sign off on the beta participation, I ran the numbers and looked at the product and said "Duh! Sign us up!" }Davoice Great solution for companies that don't deal in proprietary or confidential consumer information. Like a paint vendor or something. Won't work for consumer/business lending, contracts, mortgages, etc...that deal with confidential nonpublic personal information, as there's a high risk of data getting into the wrong hands, and regardless of nondisclosure agreement terms, the damage would have already been done. |
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