> The end user receives email through POP3. Okay, so what does "blocked" mean in your situation? POP3 clients receive mail sequentially, from first delivered to last delivered, in a single thread. Unless your mail client has the ability to pre-delete messages from the server (mine does, but many do not), you're going to get all the mail in order, so you'll have to wait for large messages.
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