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<blockquote data-quote="Raz0rEdge" data-source="post: 1629954" data-attributes="member: 110816">Any &quot;support&quot; person that tells you that the fault lies with Apple for using a standard mail protocol like IMAP that EVERYONE uses instantly is lying. Rather than taking ownership of the issues that might reside on their side, they'd just rather blame Apple..IMAP, POP and other protocols are well defined and DO NOT change just because a new version of an e-mail client came into existence..Mail providers like GMail, Yahoo and Outlook do just that and do it very well. A big part of sending and receiving email is also dealing with SPAM. While you could go through the trouble of configuring that on your own provider with Spam Assassin or whatever is the latest technology for that, GMail for one has a very powerful spam filter that doesn't let much through and it learns quite nicely as well..If you do want to switch to another provider, there are just too many out there to look at..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Raz0rEdge, post: 1629954, member: 110816"] Any "support" person that tells you that the fault lies with Apple for using a standard mail protocol like IMAP that EVERYONE uses instantly is lying. Rather than taking ownership of the issues that might reside on their side, they'd just rather blame Apple.. IMAP, POP and other protocols are well defined and DO NOT change just because a new version of an e-mail client came into existence.. Mail providers like GMail, Yahoo and Outlook do just that and do it very well. A big part of sending and receiving email is also dealing with SPAM. While you could go through the trouble of configuring that on your own provider with Spam Assassin or whatever is the latest technology for that, GMail for one has a very powerful spam filter that doesn't let much through and it learns quite nicely as well.. If you do want to switch to another provider, there are just too many out there to look at.. [/QUOTE]

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