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Title: Depending On Email Servers?
Post by: Daniel Franklin on October 17, 2007, 02:03:28 PM
How many times has your email server left you out in the cold. It seems so simple, doesn't it? Someone sends you mail, you get it and read it. Then, you file it. Just like the standard postal mail that comes to your home each day. But, with email, things just get so jumbled up. Lost emails are a real pain because the email server always seems to eat the important emails that you send out. But, then again, maybe you just notice those and it's not sending out a ton of your other emails as well….Before you begin to worry, think about the large task that email servers have and you'll better understand just how important and difficult their jobs are.

Okay, so we are not talking about an important position in a company, but the fact is that you need your email servers to function in this world. For that reason, many email servers are continuously updated to have the right set of information on them to keep them moving smoothly ,which in turn keeps you happy. But then there are those missing emails. If you have quite a bit of trouble with your email server, then you perhaps should consider switching. The fact is that there are many of them out there and they all seem to be excellent quality from the start, although that doesn't last.

One of the largest problems with email servers is their control of or lack of control of spam. Yes, we all get it and we all hate it. It just clogs are in boxes and leaves us with nasty old viruses that slow us down. Hopefully we don’t get any spy ware with it as well. Nonetheless, many email servers have added in some great spam protection for their email services. This is great news that all of us email users should appreciate hearing about!

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