POP Mail Preview

Regular readers will know I’m a big fan of MailWasher, which does a bang-up job of filtering the hundreds of Spam messages I receive every day, but here’s a lightweight alternative, called POP3 Preview, a simple little freeware application that lets you examine the contents of you mailbox, and delete the rubbish, before you download anything onto your PC. It’s incredibly easy to configure and use, just create an account – you’ll need your username, password and POP3 Server address, and it’s good to go. Click the Receive button and all of your emails awaiting download are displayed, along with the message body and header, so you can decide which ones to zap. You can also block the sender to stop them sending you any more.

Tags: freeware_application, mail, mailwasher, pop3_server_address, spam_messages, Windows, windows vista

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