>So here is my question:
>
>Why would I want to HOLD messages?
>
>I mean the way I understand it is I would have to manually go through and
>check them, and I REALLY don't want to mess with that.
Using HOLD is exactly the same as DELETE, except that there is a copy of
the E-mail on the hard drive. Using HOLD instead of DELETE doesn't require
you to go through them all. Some of customers will go through all the held
E-mail, but others will hold on to them just in case someone wants a copy
of an E-mail that was held. But, depending on your situation (an ISP
versus a small business, for example), the DELETE action may be fine in
your situation (it's the action that AOL uses on E-mail that it thinks may
be spam).
-Scott
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