On 08/23/2011 04:10 AM, Michael J. Colvin wrote:
I agree with your points... I guess I should have been a little
clearer... I was referring mainly to my ISP customers... I don't
want to store their mail because I make so little off of their
connectivity service (DSL or Dialup) and they don't pay for mail
(accounts are included in the access), and with quota's broken, it can
get to be a pain. J Luckily, most use Gmail/Yahoo/etc, so it's not as
big of an issue as it used to be... These users also tend to be
residential...
For my business IT customers, yes, that's different, although most
have an internal Exchange service, and I simply filter the mail, so
none is stored on my end, and the backup occurs on their server...
I still say look for him using another client somewhere...Phone, home,
another PC somewhere...
Mike
What about webmail? Do you offer roundcuber? Roundcube has a setting
that says empty trash on exit.
Bharath
