Not sure, too lazy to add it to BIS. I know the Gmail app I can report spam, star e-mails, etc. Basicly the same as using the web interface but it's cleaner and faster for me. I just don't get notified of e-mails as they come in but that account isn't a real active one for me anyhow.
4...
My gmail account
My work account (but that one doesn't work properly because our mail is messed up so I might delete it)
My yahoo account (I might delete it, I'm trying to change everyone over to my gmail account)
My blackberry email (that only one person has, but it's a very important person)
To me, that address ([email protected]) should give you pop3 type access. I feel that you a not getting the 'full-service' of that account. I can't send out emails 'as that address'. A shame really...
I completely agree - although I guess I shouldn't look "a gift horse in the mouth" I would love to use the address more - I haven't really used it (crackberry email)...
In answer (absurd but it makes sense to me ) - I'm on BIS:
2 gmail
1 business
1 BB
1 misc.
Originally Posted by navilyn
To me, that address ([email protected]) should give you pop3 type access. I feel that you a not getting the 'full-service' of that account. I can't send out emails 'as that address'. A shame really...
I spoke to Kevin about this email addy as i wasnt sure how robust it is for forwarding. I am sure in time to come there maybe access to it rather than being a forwarding tool...
To me, that address ([email protected]) should give you pop3 type access. I feel that you a not getting the 'full-service' of that account. I can't send out emails 'as that address'. A shame really...
If you use gmail, you can set it to send as your crackberry.com address. Now the down side is you have to be logged on to Gmail to use that. Can't do it straight from the berry. I don't have the Gmail app on the berry, so not sure if that would work or not.
I agree - I know AOL gives you all kinds of trouble with forwarding - I'm not 100% sure but very close, that they don't allow it either. Those types of features from those two providers are very much alike.