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I digress, this isn't about Outlook. After this premeditated exertion to eliminate for much spam as feasible from my inbox, I determined that it was finally time to start using a smartphone for email. My choices were Palm calls, Blackberrys, Windows based phones, Nokia and of course the iPhone. I chose the iPhone now. I've been using palm for years but not for email. Blackberry was the best alternate alternative and with respect to email only, might have been a better choice.
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Fixing this problem wasn't as apparent with the iPhone. Frankly, I did not meditation to ask the store partner how iPhone knobs spam. I was too impressed with "Need for Speed". I've never seen a phone sprint a game like that. iPhone is really a handheld movie game antagonist but another I digress. I bought the 16 gig edition (which I probably won't ever absence, but - you understand). I also increased my already unlimited account by different $35 for internet way. I cancelled my gym membership to disburse for the additional price of my iPhone and justified that by saying to myself that I would get in fashion the old-fashioned way. I'd run, bicycle and training my way to thin-dom - outdoors! Don't ask how that's I LOVE my iPhone.
And then it kick me. Because I'd already decided the spam publish in Outlook,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], it not happened apt me how much spam I actually get. I was literally swamped. I was getting 100 Plus emails a daytime and 80% of that was spam. It was so wrong frankly that it rendered the email ashore the iPhone no usable. A quick junket to the iPhone Apps store (through the Apps icon aboard the iphone) reveals no software that you can put on your iPhone to solve this problem. My trusty Google search yielded the same results. Apparantly nothing but me has a spam publish on their iPhone.
Again whereas,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Google came to the emancipate. This time, in a differ path. I have had a gmail list as some time. Gmail allows you to path additional email via its account. I didn't use that feature also much,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but I did have 1 account doing this. Thinking behind, spam was never one issue with that account. Gmail was filtering the spam! So, I began passing all of my POP3 email accounts through gmail. I then peruse my gmail account using my iphone, Voila',[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]! no spam. The access I've configured this is simple. I use the IMAP settings for the iphone and POP3 settings for Outlook. When my iphone reads the emails, it leaves the emails on the servers (by default). When my attitude gets the emails from gmail, it deletes them from the server. I rarely see spam. That problem is solved.
"Any issues?", you ask. The only annoyance I have is that as long asoutlook is getting my emails forwarded from gmail, if I answer, my client gets an email from my gmail account instead of my business email. It's supposed to use a default residence that I set up but it doesn't appear to be working correctly. I had to set up my business email account back up in Outlook and default to that. I must determine when I reply that the email I'm bringing from is not a gmail account but is my real business account gmail. It seems that there is an achilles heel in all good solutions but this one I can live with.
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