On Sun, 2003-11-02 at 11:18, Paul wrote: > On 11/02/2003 03:57 PM, Adolfo Bello wrote: > > >I have a yahoo.com free mail account on which I can't use pop or > >forward. > > > > > Not?? Somewhere there is a setting that you can switch on to use POP3. > It implies that Yahoo can send you "information" (read: spam), but the > sender is always the same, so a simple filter to /dev/null is easily setup. > The server to use after setting this up is pop.mail.yahoo.com. This service used to be free. More than a year that they charge for it.
> > Log into mail.yahoo.com, select "mail options". Next window gives you > "Management" (center column). Then select "POP access and Forwarding." > (context: Use Yahoo! as your permanent email address. Forward to another > mail account, or download your Yahoo! messages to your POP3 mail client) > > Good luck, > Paul I understand that you can retrieve messages from *other* pop mail accounts into your yahoo account for free. However, to use pop or forward to get the messages *from* yahoo mail server you have to pay: "Forward your email or download your Yahoo! messages to your POP3 mail client for only $19.99/year" (Yahoo Mail Options->Pop Access and Forwarding). Thanks for your response, Adolfo
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