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For those of us who like the gmail interface this seems like a reasonable option. But, you still have to "push" the problem to another provider. Who do you rely
by drsnyder 18y ago
For those of us who like the gmail interface this seems like a reasonable option. But, you still have to "push" the problem to another provider. Who do you rely on for your 'some other email domain'?
- whughes 18y agoGmail acts as a POP client too, if you want to wrangle with that. It's in the options.